IP & Innovation, within the Context of Frontier Technologies; A Matter of Accessibility with “Open” Questions?
- 1 STEPI’nd 1 Arc Lémanique, Echenevex, France
Abstract
Through a series of duly cited, and quoted (“–”), excerpts, originating mostly from two Technology Trends reports, WIPO (2019), WIPO (2021), an attempt to establish a pseudo dialog is proposed, in order to surface a few questions accessible to a larger public of innovators, who may have an interest in the IP accessibility dimension using Frontier Technologies (such as AI, IoT, 3D…). AT, Assistive Technology, is instrumental as a uniquely faceted example. The illustrations’ section extends the consideration and integration of additional “traits” of the field of interest and related. Intuitive answers are “reachable” and further literature is provided on the relevant matters and connected. The emphasis is on educational, illustrative and demonstrative value.
- https://www.wipo.int/about-ip/en/frontier_technologies/frontier_conversation.html
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