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In April of 2024, The Sedona Conference organized its first “AI and the Law” conference. That initial conference, Part 1, was devoted to AI in civil litigation. It sold out, with a standing-room-only audience. This second conference, Part 2, will concentrate on AI in Intellectual Property law and practice.
As with Part 1, Part 2 will start with a solid practical foundation. The expert faculty will:
- Explain the relevant technologies and define common terms,
- Illustrate how AI is being used in legal practice today,
- Explore issues of bias, validity, reliability, and evidential value, and
- Examine professional responsibility issues and recent court and bar pronouncements on using AI.
Part 2 will then focus on substantive Intellectual Property issues, with dialogue leaders tackling:
- AI in the invention and patent prosecution processes,
- AI-related issues in patent infringement and validity actions,
- Trade secret challenges presented by AI, and
- AI’s challenges to copyright law, with a review of recent case law.
The conference will conclude witha panel of regulators, judges, and a key federal legislator discussing the future of AI regulation and governance.
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