AI inventorship takes (virtual) centre stage at AIPPI

Charlotte Kilpatrick

October 08 2020

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Panellists at the AIPPI World Congress Online discussed AI inventorship and forecasted how AI-assisted drug research will shake up the pharma industry

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Charlotte Kilpatrick

Reporter Managing IP

Charlotte reports on patent-related issues. She often covers the European market, focusing on developments including FRAND, licensing and trade secrets. She is particularly interested in how new technologies affect IP challenges in the pharmaceutical industry.

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