Jun 11, 2026 · 19 min · 8 segments
In this episode, Katherine Forrest and Scott Caravello phone a friend across the pond to discuss the latest developments under the EU AI Act. John Patten, head of the UK and European Intellectual…
John PattonGuest
Catherine ForrestHost
Scott CaravelloHostHello, everyone, and welcome back to today's episode of Paul Weiss Waking Up With AI.

Catherine, we've got a guest episode today, and it's a timely one that also happens to be our first transatlantic podcast.
We are thrilled today to be joined by a real live human, John Patton, who is a partner at Paul Weiss and heads up the IP and technology practice in the UK and Europe.
So quite some time in pre-generative AIs and is very knowledgeable about everything that's been happening in Brussels, generally with the EUAI Act, and particularly over the last few weeks.
So Scott and I are really excited, John, to have you on the podcast and to walk us through where we are with this sort of moving target.
Hello, everyone, and welcome back to today's episode of Paul Weiss Waking Up With AI.

Catherine, we've got a guest episode today, and it's a timely one that also happens to be our first transatlantic podcast.
We are thrilled today to be joined by a real live human, John Patton, who is a partner at Paul Weiss and heads up the IP and technology practice in the UK and Europe.
So quite some time in pre-generative AIs and is very knowledgeable about everything that's been happening in Brussels, generally with the EUAI Act, and particularly over the last few weeks.
So Scott and I are really excited, John, to have you on the podcast and to walk us through where we are with this sort of moving target.
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