Topic: Canada

With the ever expanding uses of social media, corporations and businesses struggle to stay abreast of the legal impact these technologies could have on them.

This blog post explores the immense potential of Artificial Intelligence as a solution for cybersecurity vulnerabilities in M&A deals.

Deepfakes appear genuine, with creators using AI and photos of nonconsenting people to make footage. IP partner Daniel Daniele discusses its malicious uses and legal advice for victims.

The race is on to produce innovative AI-enabled products and services. Determining who owns or controls the IP rights of a new technology can get messy if contracts do not exist or do not contain clear IP terms

AI has the potential to revolutionise the pharmaceuticals industry. Key considerations include how to monetise these innovations and what types of IP protection are available for AI-influenced drug discoveries?

As the protection and use of artificial intelligence technologies is significantly influenced by both the Patent Act and Copyright Act, this is an important opportunity for artificial intelligence stakeholders.

The Financial Post interviews Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP’s patent and trademark lawyer Maya Medeiros on Artificial Intelligence’s discriminatory biases.

We discuss the technological impact that artificial intelligence (AI) will have on intellectual property rights in the corporate world.

On December 14, 2017, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada announced that Parliament will undertake a review of Canada’s Copyright Act.