18 September 2019PatentsSaman Javed

AIPPI World Congress 2019: AI around the world

While the number of patent applications relating to artificial intelligence (AI) has soared in recent years, there is still some confusion around the patentability of the technology, as lawyers discussed at the AIPPI World Congress.

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