Messner Reeves LLP Phoenix Associate Hettie Haines recently published an article in Semiconductor Digest titled “When AI Designs the Chips: Who Owns the IP?”.
The article dives deeper into the discussion around who owns the intellectual property (IP) and can dictate who profits, controls licensing, and more when artificial intelligence (AI) contributes to an invention. She also offers best practices for companies, as well as valuable takeaways and checklists for companies, engineers, and legal teams navigating this new territory.
“AI is rapidly transforming semiconductor design—from layout to logic to implementation. But while the technology evolves at lightning speed, legal frameworks lag behind. Inventorship, ownership, and protectability are all under reexamination,” says Hettie.
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With an extensive technical background in semiconductor technology and manufacturing, Hettie Haines focuses her practice on IP litigation and draws on her experience and knowledge of patent strategy, IP counseling, and enforcement. Combining a strategic, business-focused viewpoint and a client-centered approach, Hettie is well-positioned to navigate the complexities of IP disputes in today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape.
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