The U.K. government released its response to a consultation on the use of artificial intelligence in the context of intellectual property, copyright and patents. The consultation focused on AI's effects on copyright protection for computer-generated works, licensing or exceptions to copyright for text and data mining, and patent protection for AI-powered inventions. According to the government's review of comments, respondents believe AI is "still in its early stages" or "not yet advanced enough to invent without human intervention."
29 June 2022
UK considers reform on AI for intellectual property, copyright and patents
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