IP law is dead: The perils of using AI in invention
Where does a creation fall as unique and nonobvious?
By John Cogliandro
Nothing like a catchy title to sell a book; while
this one is a bit of a stretch, it does illustrate a
point. The use of artificial intelligence (AI) and
its roots, machine learning (ML), during the
design process are diametrically opposed to
the most basic principles (rules) of intellectual property
law.
Or are they?
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