Michael Dilworth of Dilworth IP and Lena Kempe of LK Law Firm are pleased to announce their upcoming webinar on Tuesday, September 17 at 12:00 p.m. EDT. “From Development to Deployment – Patenting and Commercializing Artificial Intelligence Inventions” will be an in-depth discussion focusing on the intersection of AI and Intellectual Property law. The webinar is being offered at no charge to participants. 

AI and IP law represent a new frontier for the innovation and legal sectors where the stakes are high and the rules are still being written. AI is swiftly reshaping industries across the globe, and introducing groundbreaking innovations and challenges to existing legal frameworks.

• Check out Michael’s recent article, “AI & Intellectual Property: Artificial Intelligence Legal Implications.” •

As AI continues to evolve, the need for robust IP strategies becomes increasingly necessary. This webinar will address these challenges, offering a view of the current landscape with practical strategies to navigate this evolving arena.

Michael will lead a discussion on the critical aspects of AI and IP, including the importance of patenting AI technologies, navigating recent USPTO guidelines, and understanding the financial implications of patenting. 

Lena will explore the broader spectrum of protecting AI innovations beyond patents, focusing on effective licensing, AI governance, data privacy challenges, and strategies to mitigate AI bias and regulatory risks.

This webinar provides a unique opportunity for business leaders, legal professionals, and innovators to deepen their understanding of how to commercialize AI technologies and protect  their IP assets while staying ahead in a competitive market. Register now to gain expert insights from two of the leading voices in AI and IP law.

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About Michael Dilworth

 

Guiding innovative companies in their pursuit of a better tomorrow through technology, Michael Dilworth’s career spans nearly three decades wherein he has served as an intellectual property attorney and strategic advisor to leading innovation companies, both domestic and multinational. Having previously served as chief IP counsel at Chemtura Corporation and founder of Dilworth IP, Mr. Dilworth knows that innovation in today’s competitive world is challenging. Protecting his clients’ treasures with a well-crafted IP strategy is vital to securing their future and humanity’s promise of that better tomorrow. 

His expertise encompasses transactions, due diligence, inter partes and post-grant proceedings, portfolio management, and opinions, extending to international patent law and global patent prosecution, including practices at the European Patent Office and the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT).

Michael’s fields of technology include agricultural chemicals, specialty chemicals, pharmaceuticals and diagnostics, organosilicon chemistry, organophosphorus chemistry, bromine chemistry, fatty acids, urethanes, lubricants, fragrance chemicals and compositions, cosmetic formulations, foods, polymers, catalysts, petroleum processing, medical and mechanical devices.

About Lena Kempe

 

Lena Kempe is the Principal Attorney at LK Law Firm, bringing over 20 years of experience from law firms and companies across a wide range of industries—from startups to multi-billion-dollar multinational corporations. She has held significant roles, including General Counsel, and has provided strategic guidance to general counsels, C-level executives, and boards.

A Yale Law School graduate, Lena specializes in representing AI developers and users, focusing on negotiating enterprise AI agreements and developing IP and data privacy strategies. Her expertise in AI extends to AI governance, compliance with employment laws, and establishing compliance programs. Additionally, Lena practices in the areas of IP, IT, and data privacy.

Webinar Details

  • “From Development to Deployment – Patenting and Commercializing Artificial Intelligence Inventions”
  • Led by attorneys Michael Dilworth and Lena Kempe
  • When: Tuesday, September 17 at 12:00 p.m. EDT
  • Duration: 1 hour
  • Cost: Free

Click here to register now.