Join this session to understand the complexities of IP protections for AI-driven innovations in the life sciences within the European framework. Topics of discussion will include:

• Understanding AI’s Impact on Intellectual Property in the Life Sciences Industry
• Examining the patentability of AI-driven innovations and the specific challenges within the European Patent Office (EPO) framework
• Identifying the limits of IP protection for AI inventions under European law
• Evaluating IP Protections When AI is Part of the Inventive/Creative Process
• Determining ownership rights and inventorship when AI contributes to or independently creates solutions
• Exploring joint ownership scenarios and their licensing ramifications in the EU
• Assessing Infringement Risks of Existing IP When Used for AI Training, Selection, or Generation
• Analyzing the use of proprietary data for AI training and the associated IP risks
• Understanding the legal implications of using third-party IP in AI development
• Comparing the Complexities of AI-Generated Inventions, Data Ownership, and Copyright Infringement
• Distinguishing between proprietary data used for training and AI-generated datasets under EU regulations
• Evaluating the scope and risks when AI reproduces or builds upon copyrighted materials within the European legal framework
• Discussing fair use defenses in the context of AI and copyright laws in Europe
• Anticipating and mitigating liabilities arising from AI-induced copyright breaches, with a focus on EU-specific challenges and solutions