The rise of AI – and more specifically LLMs – has sent waves through the world of IP protection, not least in relation to IP risk and how software can be protected. Companies can no longer afford to ignore this conversation as they strive to remain competitive in an increasingly uncertain environment.
Join us for World IP Review's latest webinar “Protecting Code as an IP Asset and Its Inherent Risks,” in partnership with SEMA as we take a comprehensive look at the risks and opportunities presented by AI in the software space, explore how industry leaders balance different risks against each other, and identify areas of increasing concern as the industry and regulators respond to the rapid pace of innovation.
This one-hour webinar will consider the full range of emerging issues in the space, including:
• Regulatory actions by copyright offices and tools available for software IP protection.
• Impacts on IP valuation and dealmaking in a generative AI landscape: Does it make innovation more accessible, or decrease deal incentives?
• Future implications for patent, trademark, and trade secret strategies.
• Peripheral risks, including security and challenges in maintaining code generated by or with AI.
Speakers:
Matt Van Itallie, Founder & CEO, Sema: With expertise in software IP evaluation, Matt will discuss patent intelligence and risk in the AI era.
Laila Paszti, Technology Transactions Partner, Polsinelli: Laila will share guidance on IP security and risk mitigation as companies navigate generative AI’s commercial impacts.
Scott Garnick, Head of Legal Transactions, HERE: Scott will address securing IP in AI-enabled industries and adapting IP strategies to evolving AI demands.
Neil Peretz, Associate General Counsel, Automattic: With a global IP perspective, Neil will offer insights on managing AI and open-source risks, helping businesses future-proof software IP amid regulatory shifts.