In Brazil, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been playing a vital role in protecting trademarks and patents, transforming the way inventors and companies protect their intellectual property.

First of all, before you can register a trademark or patent with the BPTO, it’s crucial to examine the validity of the trademark or patent or the originality and the inventive step, when it comes exclusively to the patent. In this context, AI stands out for its ability to carry out extensive searches on existing trademarks and patents, as well as comparing characteristics to identify possible similarities. This enables creators to avoid future conflicts and ensure the exclusivity of their innovations.

In addition, AI can assist in the drafting of the documents required for registration, a task that is often complex and requires precision. By carrying out detailed analyses, AI is also able to predict the chances of the registration application being granted or rejected, offering a clearer view of the process.

After the registration is granted, AI continues to be a valuable partner, helping to monitor possible infringements of the rights associated with trademarks and patents. This provides more effective and proactive protection in the market.

However, it’s important to note that AI is not a substitute for human intervention. Supervision and critical analysis are essential to identify flaws and complement the work performed by technology. Thus, AI must be seen as a support mechanism that enhances, but does not replace, the knowledge and experience of professionals in the field.

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Author: Isabela Nicolella Vendramelli and Cesar Peduti Filho, Peduti Advogados

Source: 

https://oconsultorempatentes.com/inteligencia-artificial-e-propriedade-intelectual/  

https://riccipi.com.br/avancos-da-inteligencia-artificial/

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If you want to learn more about this topic, contact the author or the managing partner, Dr. Cesar Peduti Filho.