One issue with AIs is that they can overinterpret the data and make confident prediction based on details that don't make sense to humans.

Improvised activities are less rule-based, more chaotic, and more process-oriented. AI has been making significant strides in this area.

Recent Developments in AI and IP law: In a world first, South Africa grants a patent AI-Created innovation to an AI system, DABUS.

AIs can generate fake reports that are convincing enough to trick cybersecurity experts. Hindering efforts to defend against cyberattacks.

Machines are now capable of forming arguments and engaging in debates against humans. AI could help us make better decisions.

Strategies to tackle patenting matters in key jurisdictions, international trends, and practical solutions to protecting AI innovations.

While patents are useful tools when employed as part of a larger intellectual property (IP) strategy, they are not without limitations.