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TPN Europe 2018: AI, poems and IP ownership

The explosion of artificial intelligence (AI) over the past few years has led to much debate over who owns the IP generated from machines, one lawyer told a technology conference today.

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TPN Europe 2018: AI, poems and IP ownership

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