Join the IPRally team and industry leaders as they explore the future of patents, AI, and innovation in this exclusive podcast series.
Hosted by IPRally's Head of Solutions Consulting, John Paul Keeler, Chief Product Officer, Sakari Arvela, and Global Account Executive, Carl Osterlof, RallyCast explores the evolving intersection of AI and patent work, uncovering new insights and possibilities with a wide range of guests and topics.
If you're a patent professional, an innovation enthusiast or curious about the impact of AI on the future of intellectual property then you'll enjoy listening and (hopefully) learn a few things along the way!
Patent attorney Alessandro Cossu discusses AI's potential to revolutionize patent litigation, emphasizing the importance of human oversight and expertise in evaluating AI-generated results, in an interview with John Paul Keeler and Carl Osterlof.
7 Oct 2025
Imagine If: There is No Higher Ground
Hosts JP Keeler and Carl Osterlof interview Bo Heiden, Co-Director of the Center for Intellectual Property, and they examine intellectual property as a profit center, the impact of AI, and the need for IP awareness.
9 Jul 2025
Imagine If: We Got it Right
Sean Clark, Vice President of Media Licensing at Adeia, examines copyright issues in the age of AI with hosts John Paul Keeler and Carl Osterlof, highlighting the need for equitable frameworks that protect creators' rights in this interview.
28 May 2025
Imagine if: The Future is Now
John-Paul Keeler and Carl Osterlof interview Sam Wiley of Ocean Tomo, who examines the transformation of patent intelligence over the last decade and how it now informs decisions across enterprises.
25 Mar 2025
Imagine If: Rethinking IP for Innovation & AI
Since current intellectual property laws are ill-equipped to protect neural network architectures and training algorithms, there’s a growing number of companies increasingly relying on trade secrets. But is this for the best? Many people argue that this undermines transparency and contradicts the patent system’s fundamental purpose of encouraging technological disclosure, and the lack of transparency itself could invite further regulations. There is of course valid logic behind this behavior. The extensive disclosure required in a patent application poses a significant risk, especially when the innovation, such as an algorithm, is relatively easy to replicate, and the pace of technological advancement in the domain far outstrips the slow-moving bureaucracy of patent offices. These challenges raise the question of whether the AI revolution calls for an IP revolution – to protect innovation from being stifled, but also to maintain relevancy of the patent system. What could a new IP regime where disclosure is actually promoted look like?
In this episode, which was recorded in our new fancy RallyCast studio at our London office, Carl and JP discuss this topic and more, such as:
Why should IP be considered a growth catalyst rather than just an asset protector?
Why is IP such an underutilized source of intelligence? IP data can inform decisions across a wide range of areas, from investments and R&D strategies to product development and even partnership building. How can we make it more accessible to different stakeholders?
Do we need to speed up the processing of AI protections, and what would the potential outcomes be? By the time a patent is published after 18 months, most AI companies will have advanced far beyond what was filed.
Is the EU AI Act something that addresses a symptom rather than the root cause?
We also get a book recommendation from Carl, namely Deep Utopia by Nick Bostrom. Carl explains why it's an impressive piece of work.
Learn more about IPRally at iprally.com (http://iprally.com) and get a free, 3 day trial of IPRally at iprally.com/trial (http://iprally.com/trial).
21 Feb 2025
Imagine If: The Future of AI Transparency
How can transparent systems enhance user trust, optimize operations, and even prevent harm in real-world applications? We kick off the second season of RallyCast with a topic that’s at the heart of everything we do – AI transparency, which has been crucial for us in building trust since IPRally was founded in 2018.
In this episode, host John Paul Keeler is joined by two expert guests: Josh Wert from Einride and Sakari Arvela from IPRally. Together, they explore the transformative impact of AI across diverse industries – from autonomous driving to intellectual property. The trio discusses the critical role of transparency in AI, the evolving regulatory frameworks, and the ethical considerations and perceptions that can vary not only between industries but also across different cultures.
In the autonomous vehicle industry, where decisions can be a matter of life and death, a critical factor is implementing technology initially in controlled, predictable environments and ensuring that only fully transparent models are used.
Learn more about IPRally at iprally.com (http://iprally.com) and get a free, 3 day trial of IPRally at iprally.com/trial (http://iprally.com/trial).
13 Feb 2025
Innovating in Patent Search - The IPRally Story
In this episode, John Paul Keeler invites IPRally's co-founders Juho Kallio and Juuso Piskonen to talk about the history of IPRally and how the first ideas took form at a co-founder networking event in Helsinki seven years ago.
Learn about the nature of patent data, the difference between Graph AI and LLM, what IPRay is and what it means for speed and cost efficiency in IPRally's development.
And have you ever wondered why the snow thrower became IPRally’s mascot? Tune in to find out!
13 Feb 2025
Why We Need to Leverage AI for Patent Information in 2024
Amidst economic constraints, industry convergence, and the need for improved patent quality, patent workflows demand a paradigm shift to meet the evolving landscape. The current macro environment combined with the increasing maturity of AI initiatives opens up a unique window of opportunity to explore and take advantage of these innovative solutions.
In the second episode of RallyCast, John Paul Keeler invites Andreas Cehlinder for a discussion on his latest blog post. (https://www.iprally.com/news/why-we-need-to-leverage-ai-for-patent-information-in-2024---the-macro-perspective)
11 Feb 2025
The Top 5 Use Cases to Unlock With Patent AI
Artificial intelligence has integrated into an expanding array of workflows over the last 18 months, and the realm of IP is no exception. AI opens up countless new possibilities when it comes to streamlining your patent work, some of them more obvious than others. Which ones of them will have the most impact?
In this inaugural episode, Sakari and John Paul dig deeper into the patent AI use cases covered in a recent post (https://www.iprally.com/news/top-5-use-cases-to-unlock-with-patent-ai) on the IPRally blog, from drafting and searching to third-party observations and proactive risk management.
Tune in as we examine the evolving intersection of AI and patent work, uncovering new insights and possibilities.
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