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Patenting AI inventions is tough at the best of times. It's even tougher when you consider the different approaches taken by different patent offices... read more below!

AI in patent disputes? It’s both exciting and a little scary!   A Federal Circuit judge recently spoke at UC Berkeley, calling AI tools “alarming and frightening”—but also highlighted how they could revolutionize patent litigation. Think about it: AI could make discovering prior arteasier, helping legal teams sift through mountains of data.   It’s clear that while AI brings huge potential, it also raises some big questions.   The legal landscape is evolving fast—are we ready for it? https://lnkd.in/eq-fWNRA #AI#AIlaw#Techlawyer#IP

The patent world is in an AI-fueled 'arms race'. The integration of Generative Artificial Intelligence (genAI) tools is transforming patent law, including drafting, prosecution, search, and examination processes. Early adopters can gain a significant advantage, but establishing common policies and working practices is crucial for maintaining the integrity and fairness of the patent system. For more insight, read Matthew Veale's latest on navigating the AI revolution in patent law: https://lnkd.in/eiuQWbzN WIPR - World IP Review #AI #patentlaw #intellectualproperty #AIPatents

AI has the potential to revolutionise patent examination but uneven adoption of the technology could undermine fairness in the system, says Matthew Veale of Patsnap. The integration of generative AI is transforming patent law, potentially sparking an 'arms race' among patent attorneys and examiners. This shift impacts drafting, prosecution, search, and examination processes, making it crucial to understand these changes to maintain the integrity and fairness of the patent system. Read more here: https://ow.ly/qTvA50SJ6W5 #GenerativeAI #PatentExamination #AIPatents

With AI proving to be a particularly stubborn challenge for patent systems, Oliver Rigg, Lisa Williams and Gemma Robin explore the approaches of two of the world’s largest patent offices – the European Patent Office and the USPTO – in assessing the patentability of AI inventions. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e4YdiGpS #ImagineBetterAI #AIInnovation #PatentingAI #AIExperts

Essential reading here for anyone involved in patenting AI inventions

Read our June intellectual property report for a roundup of recent thought leadership from our team: https://okt.to/V87tlN "Patent Damages in a Globalized Economy (Brumfield v. IBG)" by Mark Speegle and Thomas Natsume "An Overview of How Third-Party Litigation Funders are Being Addressed by Courts and Policymakers" by Emily Pyclik "Easy Peasy-Federal Circuit Affirms Finding of Unclean Hands, Bars Patent Recovery" by Rob Maier and Summer Chu "Daily Journal Names Guy, Guske and Lamkin as 2024 'Top Intellectual Property Lawyers'" - This list is compiled from hundreds of nominations submitted by lawyers in California, with Daily Journal editors selecting nominees based on the impact of their work in intellectual property "This Month: Our Take on AI" - Visit our blog for our insights on #AI and its impact on the world #IP #IntellectualProperty

The USPTO recently released Guidance on Inventorship for AI-Assisted Inventions, aligning with the President's Executive Order 14110. Key points include the acknowledgment that patents can protect AI-assisted inventions if humans play a significant role in their conception. The guidance also emphasizes the importance of human ingenuity in maintaining the integrity of the patent system. Any thoughts? #USPTO #AI #Patents #Innovation https://lnkd.in/e2XAR_ag

#AI is definitely the topic of the day in the #patent field. I attended the Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO) annual conference in Chicago this week, where most of the sessions seemed to include some artificial intelligence take on patent law. I thought it made sense to repost the 2024 AI Patent 100 List for everyone. Enjoy! https://lnkd.in/etPN5gvE

USPTO Guidance on Use of Artificial Intelligence-Based Tools in Practice Before the United States Patent and Trademark Office acknowledges that AI tools have the potential to lower the barriers and costs of practicing before the Office as well as helping law practitioners offer services to their clients with improved quality and efficiency. Guidelines allow use of AI in IP drafting, contingent upon review by a patent practitioner, as evidenced by the practitioners signatures on filing documents. Read the full client alert here: https://lnkd.in/eZJGmNJq This client alert was prepared by Naira Simmons, Co-Chair of the Pierson Ferdinand Intellectual Property Department. #ClientAlert #PierFerd #AItools