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Overview (Program Summary)
Humans have created artificial intelligence machines and their artificial intelligence machines have created valuable inventions and creative works. But, thus far, the U.S. Copyright Office has refused to register works authored by artificial intelligence and the U.S. Patent Office has refused to register inventions created by artificial intelligence. The ACC Georgia Chapter welcomes Greenberg Traurig, LLP whose attorneys, Joel Feldman and Robert King, will present “Out of the Bot Thinking: The Legal Battle to Recognize Artificial Intelligence as Valid Patent Inventors and Copyright Authors”. This program will explore the question of whether Congress and the courts should allow the patent registration of these inventions and copyright registration of these works, including one AI pioneer’s journey through the courts.
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Joel Feldman, Co-Chair of Greenberg Traurig’s Trademark & Brand Management Group, is an intellectual property problem solver and thought leader. He creates bespoke global domestic and international brand management strategies, crafts licensing and transactional frameworks for the commercialization of trademarks and copyrights, and resolves trademark, copyright, domain-name, and publicity rights controversies.
Robert King, Chair of Greenberg Traurig’s Atlanta Intellectual Property & Technology Practice, focuses his intellectual property law practice on patent portfolio management, patent prosecution, and intellectual property licensing. Bob has a background as an electrical engineer, as well as wide-ranging experience with a variety of technologies, and has represented clients before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Creighton Frommer is Chief Counsel, Intellectual Property, Technology & Procurement for RELX, the information analytics parent company of LexisNexis, Elsevier, and several other companies. Based in the UK, RELX has 30,000+ employees worldwide.
At RELX for over 16 years, his team manages the company's global trademark and patent portfolios, along with providing legal counsel for IP, emerging technology, and procurement legal matters for its global business counsel and internal clients.
Creighton has served as President of the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) Georgia Chapter and frequently volunteers with Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta. Prior to law school at Georgia State (JD ‘05), he was a software developer and graduated from Georgia Tech (INTA ‘97
Notes
Humans have created artificial intelligence machines and their artificial intelligence machines have created valuable inventions and creative works. But, thus far, the U.S. Copyright Office has refused to register works authored by artificial intelligence and the U.S. Patent Office has refused to register inventions created by artificial intelligence. The ACC Georgia Chapter welcomes Greenberg Traurig, LLP whose attorneys, Joel Feldman and Robert King, will present “Out of the Bot Thinking: The Legal Battle to Recognize Artificial Intelligence as Valid Patent Inventors and Copyright Authors”. This program will explore the question of whether Congress and the courts should allow the patent registration of these inventions and copyright registration of these works, including one AI pioneer’s journey through the courts.
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