This webinar, with Professor Noam Shemtov and Heli Pihlajamaa, explores the evolving landscape of inventorship under patent law, with a particular focus on the level and quality of human contribution required to qualify as an inventor in the context of AI-assisted inventions.

The global DABUS litigation has highlighted that human inventorship remains a prerequisite for obtaining a patent. As AI plays an increasingly significant role in innovation, questions surrounding the threshold for human inventorship have never been more critical.

In light of recent developments in both the US and Germany, this webinar explores key legal frameworks, recent case law, and the implications of human-AI collaboration for the patent system.

Whether you're a legal expert, an innovator, or a policy enthusiast, this webinar provides valuable perspectives on this dynamic and rapidly evolving field.

Click here to download the summary where Jadna Oliveira outlines key points from this 4iP Council webinar.