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20.02.2024

Charting a new course: Is the UK one of the most patent-holder-friendly jurisdictions for AI?

The UK High Court has recently reshaped the landscape of AI patentability, deeming neural networks not to be excluded under the UK's computer program exclusion. In a groundbreaking ruling, the court's decision challenges conventional boundaries. It raises the question: Has the UK become the most patent-holder-friendly jurisdiction in Europe for AI?

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Keltie's experts, Kimberley Bayliss, Mark Richardson, and Colin Paterson, explore the Emotional Perception ruling that has surprised many in the UK patent profession. The article looks at the implications, from the unexpected court decision to potential shifts in the UK's patent landscape for AI inventions.

 

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Gain exclusive insights into this pivotal moment in AI patent history. Understand the nuances and potential opportunities arising from this landmark ruling. Learn more about the future of AI patents in Europe by downloading this free PDF today.

 

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