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ARTICLE · 12 SEPTEMBER 2018

Early Strategies For Protecting Neural Network Inventions

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We are in the midst of an artificial intelligence boom.

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We are in the midst of an artificial intelligence boom. Widely considered the Fourth Industrial Revolution, AI is rapidly advancing computer technology from automated to autonomous.

Due to low-cost, high-capacity storage and computing power combined with the ubiquity of sensors capturing data of all types, companies are adding AI features to existing products and creating entirely new product offerings based in AI. "Big data" has created both the availability of robust training sets used to develop AI technology, and a need for technology that can process and filter large volumes of data for business applications.

The value and investments associated with the development of AI are trending upward. A recent McKinsey Global Institute paper estimates that AI can potentially create between $3.5 trillion and $5.8 trillion in value annually spanning nine business functions in 19 industries. Forbes calculates that there is already a 70 percent growth in business value in

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