Is AI patentable?

5 July 2022
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An Expert View from Robert Sackin, a chartered and European patent attorney, and partner at Reddie & Grose.

It goes without saying that artificial intelligence (AI) is now everywhere, especially in the life sciences sector. In this field, it is used for a wide range of different purposes from cost analysis to drug discovery.

Life science firms employing AI technologies are seen as very attractive investment opportunities. However, to secure the value of innovative AI, the firm may wish to seek patent protection for it. There is a lot of mystery over whether AI is patentable and there is a good reason for this. AI might be patentable. It depends on the specific AI invention.

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