Protection of artificial intelligence applications under patent law, integrated circuits and industrial designs

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  • Assist. Lect. Maha Ibrahim Ahmed Author

Keywords:

artificial intelligence, integrated Circuits, Industrial models, intellectual property, Legal protection, National legislatio

Abstract

Abstract: Artificial Intelligence is used in a wide range of industries and affects almost every aspect of creativity. Artificial Intelligence is increasingly contributing to important developments in technology and business. Artificial Intelligence is used in a wide range of industries and affects almost every aspect of creativity. The growth of artificial intelligence is fueled by the availability of large amounts of training data as well as advances in high computing power at an affordable cost. Artificial intelligence intersects with intellectual property in a number of ways. Some of them are related to industrial property among them are what are known as integrated circuits and industrial models. The growth of artificial intelligence in a range of technical fields raises a number of basic questions regarding intellectual property. The main focus of these questions is whether the existing intellectual property system needs to be modified to provide balanced protection for works and innovations created by machines, artificial intelligence, and data generated by machines. Artificial intelligence depends on it, due to the rapid and massive intervention of artificial intelligence in many fields to the point of imitating the human mind, which requires consideration of this subject and giving it sufficient attention to study this amazing pattern in order to preserve intellectual property rights in its literary and industrial sections, even if we pay attention in this research to one of the images that It is necessary to protect them in light of artificial intelligence, which are integrated circuits and industrial models that industrial property regulates and protects

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2024-01-01

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