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SUMMARY:Lab to Impact: Intellectual Property Module - Navigating AI-Assisted Innovation: Best Practices for Academic Researchers
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Technology Licensing for a virtual session focused on the practical implications of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) tools into academic research and innovation. \nAs AI becomes an integral part of research methodologies\, it is essential for researchers to understand how to properly document and manage AI’s role in the invention process\, ensuring intellectual property (IP) rights are protected. \nThis session will provide valuable guidance on how to navigate the evolving landscape of AI-assisted research\, covering key topics such as: \n\nStrategic approaches to incorporating AI tools in your research workflow\nBest practices for documenting AI assistance during invention conception and development\nPractical guidelines for maintaining transparent records of AI interactions (prompts and outputs)\nProtecting IP potential while leveraging AI capabilities\nUnderstanding the concept of hybrid inventorship in the AI era\n\nGuest speaker:  \n\nDavid Sanker: Founder of Sanker IP\nDavid will provide actionable insights and practical frameworks for researchers looking to optimize their use of AI while safeguarding their intellectual property interests.\n\nHosted by Martin Teschl\, Director of Business Development and Licensing at CTL. \nWhether you’re considering a new idea\, commercialization\, or actively developing a technology\, this event offers valuable perspectives on turning promising research into market-ready solutions.
URL:https://ctl.cornell.edu/event/lab-to-impact-navigating-ai-assisted-innovation-best-practices-for-academic-researchers
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