Thanks to this module on Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights, you will gain first-hand insight into all matters relating to the protection of intellectual property rights using AI. By the end of the course, you’ll have gained a wealth of knowledge, you’ll understand how security works, and you’ll be introduced to the Know-how. You’ll learn about lots of technologies you weren’t familiar with before, such as domain names, big data and NFTs… What’s more, you’ll discover the applicable legislation. Finally, you’ll have the chance to learn about national trademarks and trade names, and the legislation behind them. You’ll learn all this and much more; and, thanks to the mistakes you’ve made, you’ll know what to do and what not to do.
Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights
AI Academy
35 hours
Introduction
Objectives
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To find out first-hand everything there is to know about the artificial intelligence.
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Knowing the rights of intellectual property and industrial.
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To study the European jurisdiction and Spanish.
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Discover the patents, the industrial designs and the models from usefulness.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. INTRODUCTION TO KNOW-HOW
1. A theoretical introduction to the concept of know-how
2. Open Innovation Environment
3. Intellectual and Industrial Property Management Policy
4. Management of Intellectual and Industrial Property in R&D&I Projects
5. Patent Box
TEACHING UNIT 2. BUSINESS SECRETS AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
1. European and Spanish jurisdiction
2. The importance of secrecy
3. Requirements for trade secrets
TEACHING UNIT 3. PROTECTION OF KNOW-HOW
1. Protection management
2. Protection of Intellectual and Industrial Property in the digital age
3. Management of intellectual and industrial property rights in relation to exploitation and protection
4. Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
TEACHING UNIT 4. INTERACTION BETWEEN THE LSSI AND THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ACT
1. The Information Society Services Act and the Intellectual Property Act: a dual perspective
2. Intellectual property rights relating to websites
3. Access to content from the perspective of the LSSI
4. The Sinde Law: Act 5. Impact of the Reform
5. Reform of the TRLGDCU: impact on online businesses
TEACHING UNIT 5. PATENTS, INDUSTRIAL DESIGNS AND UTILITY MODELS
1. Requirements for a patent
2. Types of patents
3. Patent registration procedure
4. Industrial designs
5. Utility models
TEACHING UNIT 6. NATIONAL TRADEMARKS AND TRADE NAMES
1. Regulatory framework: The Act 2. Concept of a trade mark
2. Types of trade marks
3. The concept of a trade name
4. Absolute prohibitions on registration
5. Restrictions on registration
6. Well-known trade mark and trade mark of renown
7. Collective and guarantee marks
TEACHING UNIT 7. DOMAIN NAMES
1. Types of domain names
2. Domain name disputes
TEACHING UNIT 8. INTRODUCTION TO BIG DATA
1. What is Big Data?
2. The age of vast amounts of information: the history of big data
3. The importance of storing and retrieving information
4. Big Data for business
5. Open Data
6. Public information
7. IoT (Internet of Things)
TEACHING UNIT 9. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND INDUSTRIAL AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
1. The role of AI in competition research and regulation
2. Digital intellectual property: AI and NFTs
3. The transferability of AI-generated works
4. International protection of AI developments
5. International contracts relating to AI developments
6. Automated classification of patents and trade marks
7. Artificial intelligence in the search, examination and validation of patent claims
8. The implications of AI for copyright
9. Algorithmic policing and online content moderation