1、AI Report2024ArtificialintelligenceEnergytransitionIntellectualpropertyIntroductionMethodology 1.General 1.1 Publication trends 1.2 Allowance ratesAI oversight and regulation2.Green AI technology2.1 FilingsRole of AI in green2.2 Allowance ratesEnergy industry in focus2.3 Country analysis2.4 Filings

2、per type of green technology2.5 Oppositions3.Looking aheadDesigns in green technologyAuthorsContributors2356510121213151719212324253136This is Marks&Clerks fourth annual AI report.In previous reports,we have shown how anexponential growth in AI patent applications foretold the current AI zeitgeist.T

3、o recap,whileChatGPT was released near the end of 2022,AI-related patent applications published by theEuropean Patent Office(EPO)rose from less than 2000 per year in 2015 to over 8000 per year by2021.As of the end of 2023,that number stands at over 10000 per year.However,as we showed inour last repo

4、rt,while still growing,the rate of growth in AI patent filings in Europe is beginning to slow(see section 1.below).For this years report,we wanted to do something a little different and explore the interactionbetween AI and Intellectual Property(IP)when it comes to one of the greatest challenges tha

5、thumanity currently faces the need to transition to more environmentally friendly technologies.Muchhas already been written about possible ways in which AI can both help and harm our transition to agreener,less environmentally damaging future,but we believe that AI is going to play a fundamentalrole

6、 across every aspect of the“green transition”,making it vital to understand how and whereinnovation is currently happening in this area.The ways in which IP is being used provides a valuableinsight into where companies are directing their innovation efforts and where solutions to currentproblems may