In-house TM counsel can survive the “scary” AI era
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In-house TM counsel can survive the “scary” AI era

Ed Conlon
May 28, 2019
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Part three of a Managing IP survey shows that counsel need to adapt to changes brought by AI, but they are more in control of their destiny than they might think

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