Chambers Releases AI & Intellectual Property 2026 Global Practice Guide Featuring Insights from Sidley

Chambers and Partners have released their AI & Intellectual Property 2026 Global Practice Guide, which covers close to 20 major jurisdictions and provides up-to-date legal analysis of this rapidly changing practice area.

The guide explores the underlying legal framework for AI and IP; IP protection of AI systems, models and data; the use of training data for model development, including infringement and liability issues; questions of creation, authorship and invention; and enforcement and remedies.

The following Sidley lawyers authored the listed chapters in the guide:

• Introduction - Clive Gringras
• EU Law and Practice - Elisabetta Righini and Victoria Ciudin
• EU Trends and Developments - Elisabetta Righini and Victoria Ciudin
• UK Law and Practice - Clive Gringras, Ed Roper, Fatima Butt, and Charlie Wright
• UK Trends and Developments - Clive Gringras
• USA Law and Practice - Anna Remis and Natalie Crawford
• USA Trends and Developments - Anna Remis and Natalie Crawford