New York conference will bring together leaders from across IP to dive into the ROI of using artificial intelligence tools, plus AI law, strategy, and governance.
World IP Review is set to host the highly anticipated AI and IP USA 2025, a one-day event on October 9, 2025 in New York.
The event brings together private practice leaders, in-house counsel, and artificial intelligence (AI) pioneers for a deep dive into how AI is reshaping intellectual property (IP) law, strategy, and governance.
Attendees will hear from top experts and over 20 speakers across engaging panels, keynote presentations, and practical roundtables.
Discussions will focus on integrating AI into IP and legal workflows, ensuring ethical and legally compliant AI usage, shaping global regulation, and developing the next generation of legal skills.
Focus on the ROI from AI tools
The 2024 event included speakers from Hitachi, Danfloss, ASML and Vodafone.
AI and IP USA 2025 promises to be even bigger, with more speakers from some of the world’s largest corporations.
Delegates will discover how AI can streamline IP workflows by automating tasks like prior art searches, trademark monitoring, and portfolio analysis—freeing up professionals to focus on innovation and strategy.
Sessions will also unpack how to build ethical, bias-free, and legally compliant AI frameworks, ensuring responsible use while managing risk.
A strong focus will be placed on measuring AI’s return on investment and aligning it with broader business goals, helping legal teams justify adoption and demonstrate long-term value.
The conference will also address how global IP strategies must evolve in response to fast-changing US and international AI regulations, with expert insights on the EU AI Act, USPTO guidance, and more.
With a mix of panels, practical sessions, and networking, AI and IP USA 2025 offers everything IP leaders need to future-proof their strategies in a rapidly evolving legal landscape.
Industry leaders will share their expertise at this transformative event. Here’s a snapshot of what some of the speakers have said:
Dhruv Sud, senior director, assistant general counsel, patent attorney, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals: “With AI handling the routine, IP teams can focus on what really matters—strategy, innovation, and impact.”
Alonzo Barber, head IP strategy, licensing & acquisition, Microsoft: “Innovation with AI starts by knowing your data—governance isn’t just policy, it’s power.”
Fernanda Tassara, executive director and counsel, talent, IP and licensing, The Estée Lauder Companies: “AI is reshaping IP law at a pivotal moment, requiring legal and tech teams to collaborate proactively on the future of innovation.”
Allie Craver, associate director of IP and contract specialist, Pérez Art Museum Miami: “This is more than a legal debate—it’s about how we shape creative culture in the age of machines.”
Helen Raff, director of the event portfolio at World IP Review, said: “AI and IP USA 2025 is designed to give IP and legal professionals the clarity and tools they need to embrace AI, without compromising on compliance or creativity.
“It’s a forum for legal leaders to connect, share strategies, and shape how AI transforms the future of innovation and intellectual property.”
Register now to secure your place at AI and IP USA 2025—spaces are limited.
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