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Standard-essential patent (SEP) work combines technically demanding analysis, large portfolios and high-stakes commercial decisions. Where can AI improve speed and thoroughness, and where does expert judgment remain essential? A practical, 60-minute panel exploring AI across the SEP lifecycle, from drafting around standards contributions to assessing essentiality and informing licensing strategy. Tuesday 27 October, 3 PM UK (GMT). Register now.

Standard-essential patent (SEP) work combines technically demanding analysis, large portfolios and high-stakes commercial decisions. Where can AI improve speed and thoroughness, and where does expert judgment remain essential? A practical, 60-minute panel exploring AI across the SEP lifecycle, from drafting around standards contributions to assessing essentiality and informing licensing strategy. Tuesday 27 October, 3 PM UK (GMT). Register now.

What you'll learn: • Drafting and filing around fast-moving standards contributions • Claim charting, essentiality and the limits of today's AI tools • Portfolio analysis, over-declaration and advising the C-suite • Agentic monitoring and emerging SEP workflows, with human oversight, quality control and accountability For heads of patents, standards counsel, in-house IP teams, private-practice patent professionals and patent pools. Tuesday 27 October, 3 PM UK (GMT). Register now.

What you'll learn: • Drafting and filing around fast-moving standards contributions • Claim charting, essentiality and the limits of today's AI tools • Portfolio analysis, over-declaration and advising the C-suite • Agentic monitoring and emerging SEP workflows, with human oversight, quality control and accountability For heads of patents, standards counsel, in-house IP teams, private-practice patent professionals and patent pools. Tuesday 27 October, 3 PM UK (GMT). Register now.

For patent attorneys and in-house counsel: Solve Intelligence CEO Chris Parsonson, General Counsel and U.S. Patent Attorney Justin Doop, and Faegre Drinker Partner Jonathon Webb focus on how sophisticated prompts are written in practice. High-value patent tasks: customizing claims, drafting specifications, performing structured review, responding to Office Actions, and generating and iterating on claim charts.

As AI adoption in patent practice continues to accelerate, a critically important question emerges: how do you get AI to deliver the work product you need and the quality you want? A detailed examination of the practical application of AI prompting for patent practice, designed for patent attorneys and in-house counsel who want to move beyond experimentation. Higher-quality patent work across AI-enabled workflows.