What You’ll Learn:
- Using AI to Understand Patents: Simplify complex patent language and give your R&D team a competitive edge in research.
- Quick Infringement Insights: Identify potential infringements faster, saving your legal team valuable time and effort.
- AI-Assisted Claim Chart Reviews: Improve accuracy and reduce manual work with AI-powered claim comparisons.
- Addressing Privacy Concerns: Discover best practices for ensuring data security in AI applications for legal tasks.
- Building Custom AI for IP Tasks: Learn how to create your own custom GPT to tackle specific IP challenges with a live demo of an infringement report tool.
By the end of this session, you’ll walk away with actionable insights that will boost your team’s efficiency, accuracy, and strategic impact. If you can’t make it live, don’t worry—you’ll receive on-demand access to the recording right in your inbox.
October 23, 2024, at 12:30 PM GMT
Kush Singla
Kush is an enthusiast and advocate of Artificial Intelligence, with interests rooted in exploring how AI can be harnessed in the intellectual property (IP) sector. Over the years, he has actively contributed to the exploration of AI-enabled tools in daily IP operations, focusing on automating complex data analysis and enhancing decision-making processes.
Ankush Sharma
Ankush has 8 years of experience guiding patent attorneys and IP leaders in tech. At GreyB, he manages teams and leads training workshops, focusing on innovative AI applications to boost efficiency. He’s committed to finding the best tools for the IP field and integrating them seamlessly into daily operations.
Rahul Mahajan
Rahul Mahajan has over 3 years of experience in intellectual property (IP), with expertise in patent portfolio mining, patent acquisition, patentability searches, technology landscaping, and litigation-grade claim charting. Currently, he is part of the Monetization Team at GreyB, where he has been actively involved in developing AI-based prompts to automate the patent infringement process for over a year.
