
John Kensett
Partner, Patents
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The AI revolution is transforming the way we live and work, creating significant opportunities for innovators. Securing patent protection allows you to share your breakthrough and collaborate with confidence. With AI patent filings skyrocketing in recent years, it’s clear that strong IP protection is important as the technology continues to evolve at an incredible pace.

AI is a branch of computer science, so inventions that use AI are generally treated as computer implemented inventions (CIIs). Patent offices around the world assess CIIs differently. For example, the European Patent Office excludes computer programs “as such” from patent protection, but software based inventions can still be patented if they demonstrate a technical contribution.
We provide tailored advice on where your invention falls on the spectrum between patentable and non patentable subject matter, and our extensive experience with patent offices worldwide ensures your application is prepared with the relevant legal framework in mind, giving your invention the best possible chance of success.
At Dolleymores, our specialist patent attorneys provide clear, up to date advice to help you navigate this complex and rapidly evolving area of law in the UK, Europe, and beyond.
Technology areas we have worked in include:
To discuss the best strategies for protecting your AI inventions, please feel free to get in touch with one of our patent attorneys.
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Dolleymores is a firm of leading IP specialists ready to assist with a diverse range of IP matters, across many sectors. Working across the UK and internationally, our IP attorneys are equipped to help you protect your innovations, time and creativity now and for the future.
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