28 June 2022PatentsMuireann Bolger

UK govt says ‘not yet’ to new AI rules

The UK government will not change patent inventorship criteria or copyright computer-generated works provisions following its consultation on artificial intelligence and IP, but it plans to amend a copyright law relating to data mining.

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