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Prakriti Singh

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  • CIPA
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  • Certificate in Intellectual Property Law, Queen Mary University of London
  • Msci Physics with Astrophysics, University of Bristol

During my academic career, my final year project focused on looking for dark matter signatures from Higgs boson decays at CERN, making use of machine learning (ML) to do so. That drew me to working with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in my career in patents.

Day-to-day, I support clients on determining the  patentability of AI-related patents and subsequent prosecution.

The variety of applications for AI in the real world is really fascinating to me. Having worked with clients who have used AI for everything from improving power girds, to streamlining medical diagnosis, and to develop speech recognition software, it’s always interesting to see the different ways in which AI can be used. I am also particularly intrigued by the AI chatbots that are coming up and their seemingly unlimited potential.

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“It’s always interesting to see the different ways in which AI can be used.”
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Communications and Networks
  • Cloud computing
  • Internet of things (IOT)
  • Wired and wireless networks
Computing and Software
  • Artificial intelligence and machine learning
  • Communications and networks
  • Data and software security, cryptography and digital rights management (DRM)
  • Fintech and adtech
  • Software applications and systems, mobile applications, user interfaces

During my academic career, my final year project focused on looking for dark matter signatures from Higgs boson decays at CERN, making use of machine learning (ML) to do so. That drew me to working with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in my career in patents.

Day-to-day, I support clients on determining the  patentability of AI-related patents and subsequent prosecution.

The variety of applications for AI in the real world is really fascinating to me. Having worked with clients who have used AI for everything from improving power girds, to streamlining medical diagnosis, and to develop speech recognition software, it’s always interesting to see the different ways in which AI can be used. I am also particularly intrigued by the AI chatbots that are coming up and their seemingly unlimited potential.

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The AI Continent Action Plan – The EU’s bid to become a global leader in AI

The EU's AI Continent Action Plan aims to make Europe a global AI leader by enhancing infrastructure, expanding data access, fostering talent, and building a strong regulatory framework.

AI Action Summit – What went down?

The AI Action Summit was held on 10-11 February 2025 in Paris and hosted over 1,000 attendees from more than 100 countries.

Can we expect disruptors to have an increasing impact on the AI industry?

Startup DeepSeek launched their AI-chatbot DeepSeek-R1 in January 2025 sending shockwaves throughout the tech world and the stock market. The DeepSeek chatbot

Update on the EU AI Act – The first round of prohibitions has started to apply

The EU AI Act, which we previously reported on, and which entered into force on 1 August 2024, with a plan for

A delicate balancing act – UK Government’s consultation on using copyright material for training

On 17 December 2024, the UK government launched a consultation (open now and closing on 25 February 2025) which sets out the

UK’s AI assurance platform – the latest addition to UK’s services industry sector

The UK Government has recently announced their plans to launch a new platform to provide AI assurance services. With a recent increase

EU AI Pact – A preview to the success of the Act itself?

Back in 2023, we reported on the European Parliament passing the EU AI Act. Over a year later, on 1 August 2024,

Can you get a US patent for an AI-assisted innovation? New Guidance released by the US PTO

With recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI), there has been discussion around the world as to whether innovations assisted by AI are

Patentability of AI at the EPO: Is the Dust Settling?

A recent decision from the EPO’s Boards of Appeal (T 0702/20) provides a practical example of where the boundary lies in terms of

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