The Future of AI patents: Navigating Europe´s patent landscape - day 2
Experience a Live Mock Appeal: Inside the Decision-Making Process
Svenskt Näringsliv (Confederation of Swedish Enterprise) and Queen Mary Intellectual Property Institute (at the Center for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary University of London), with BusinessEurope as supporting partner invites you to an academic seminar on the Patentability Criteria of Core AI Innovations. This session will examine how patentability is determined for foundational AI inventions, with particular attention to the approach taken in Europe. Members of the Boards of Appeal for Computer-Implemented Inventions (CII) will participate, offering the audience valuable insights into the factors and considerations that influence patentability determinations at the European Patent Office (EPO).
Following this, Professor Noam Shemtov will broaden the discussion by introducing comparative perspectives from other jurisdictions, including South Korea, Japan, China and the United States. This comparative framing will highlight similarities and divergences in global approaches to AI-related patentability, thereby providing participants with more nuanced understanding of the international landscape.
Why Attend?
- Direct dialogue with leading European patent experts
- Strategic insights into AI patent application processes
- Interactive sessions and realistic mock hearings
- Networking opportunities with top professionals from industry, academia and patent offices
