Solve Intelligence was named Tech Solution of the Year at LSPN earlier this year. In this session, Solve’s patent attorney team will walk through where AI in life sciences patent practice stands today, and where it’s heading.
We’ll demonstrate several features recently released for life sciences workflows, including improvements to sequence handling and data import. We’ll show live how these features fit into drafting patent applications and building claim charts. We’ll also be candid about the areas where today’s models still struggle in this field. In our experience, understanding where a tool falls short matters just as much as knowing what it does well, particularly in a domain as technical as life sciences.
The session is aimed at patent attorneys, agents, and in-house counsel working in life sciences who want a clearer picture of how AI is likely to affect their day-to-day practice.
This session is for patent attorneys, patent agents, and in-house counsel working in life sciences who want a clearer picture of how AI is likely to affect their day-to-day practice.
Erin Hill, Ph.D.: Director of Intellectual Property, Arcus Biosciences
Dennis Parad: Associate, DLA Piper LLP
Rick Timmer, Ph.D.: Senior Patent Agent, Thomas Horstemeyer LLP
James Whittle, Ph.D.: Member, Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.
