Paris · Hybrid
DeepIP
About DeepIP
DeepIP positions itself as an AI patent assistant aimed at transforming how patent practitioners work. It seeks to unleash Generative AI so practitioners can draft better patents faster and achieve more results. Its mission is to free IP practitioners from tedious tasks, enabling them to deliver greater value to their clients. DeepIP collaborates with practitioners from prestigious IP law firms and corporations worldwide, and it seeks to revolutionize the world of Intellectual Property.
Open positions · 2
France · Remote solely
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The day-to-day work of tomorrow's IP practitioners will be radically different and involve close collaboration with AI.
The company aims to free IP practitioners from Tedious tasks to enable them to deliver greater value to their clients.
They collaborate with practitioners from prestigious IP law firms and corporations worldwide to lead this change.
They describe their work as a transformative journey to revolutionize the world of Intellectual Property.
The organization emphasizes collaboration with AI as a core aspect of how work is conducted.
The mission centers on enabling practitioners to achieve excellence by leveraging AI to handle heavy tasks.
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