INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

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Assistant Professor in Business Administration faculty, Turan International University
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Innovation projects are projects because of which innovations are created and commercialized - fundamentally new products (services, technologies) that are created on the basis of modern achievements of science, technology and technology. Innovative projects are characterized by: significant volumes of R&D, significant uncertainty of the work performed in terms of timing, type and cost, the presence of high risks, and significant costs. They have a significant gain if they are successfully implemented and large losses in case of unsuccessful implementation.

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G’iyosiddinov , A. . (2023). INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. Yosh Olimlar, 1(15), 125–128. Retrieved from https://in-academy.uz/index.php/yo/article/view/22133

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