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Artificial Intelligence Under the European Patent and Copyright Law
Artificial Intelligence (AI) now pervades inventive and creative workflows, raising questions for European patent and copyright law. This thesis adopts an in-depth doctrinal and policy perspective across the European Patent Convention (EPC) and the EU copyright acquis. Its objectives are fourfold: (
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