In an article published by Today's General Counsel, Marshall Gerstein Partner and patent attorney Ryan Phelan offers legal team guidance on using artificial intelligence to reduce intellectual property infringement. While the growing complexity and volume of global patent filings make it challenging to monitor and safeguard inventions using traditional methods, AI offers advanced capabilities to detect potential infringement.
"For in-house legal departments, the rise of AI-powered tools to detect and prevent IP infringement isn't just a technical advancement, but a strategic advantage," Phelan writes. "As companies face growing pressure to protect their innovations in increasingly competitive markets, AI offers a scalable, proactive way to monitor potential infringements, reduce litigation risk, and safeguard valuable assets."
Read Ryan's guidance to legal teams in Today's General Counsel.
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