7 June 2019CopyrightMax Oker-Blom

ECTA: The implications of AI for IP

There are many characterisations of artificial intelligence (AI), such as Andrew Ng’s in the World Intellectual Property Organization’s (WIPO) report on Technology Trends 2019 regarding AI.

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