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Still trying to understand AI, patents, and the USPTO's guidance on AI eligibility? Then check this great analysis prepared by Mintz members Terri Shieh-Newton and Frank Gerratana, and associate Qi Zhang. #AIPatents #ArtificialIntelligence

The USPTO recently issued updated guidance on subject matter eligibility for AI inventions. This update clarifies how the USPTO evaluates subject matter eligibility of claims in AI-related patent applications and includes new examples to aid stakeholders when navigating subject matter eligibility during patent examination, appeal, and post-grant proceedings. Stay informed on these important changes in AI innovation and read more in our latest 'IP Hot Topic' from Todd Hopfinger and Lestin Kenton. https://lnkd.in/e3bigbS7 #AI #Patents #USPTO

The U.S. Patent Office provides essential guidance for patenting AI inventions, focusing on improvements to computer devices and specific technological applications. Emphasizing innovation, the guidelines assure protection for AI advancements. Original article: https://lnkd.in/gpCKtube #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #PatentLaw #TechnologyNews #USPTO #AILegalUpdates #TechPatenting #IntellectualProperty

As national patent offices deal with more #machinelearning and #AI based inventions some interesting divergences in approaches are becoming apparent. An article which I wrote in IAM with Marie-Claude Pellegrini and Hendrik Bahre looks at this in more detail and how the approach differs in the UK, Germany and France.

🤖 The USPTO unveiled new examples that delve into subject matter eligibility for AI innovations. For companies in the AI sector, it's crucial to align your patent application specifications and claims to mitigate potential eligibility rejections. #ICYMI Robert Hulse, Michael Saffron, and Matthew Lem provided a detailed overview of the new guidance: https://bit.ly/3AcV4Ta #ArtificialIntelligence #PatentLaw #USPTO

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has released new guidance on patent subject matter eligibility (the Guidance), with a particular focus on #AI and related technologies. In this report, we delve into the Guidance's examples and their practical applications, providing stakeholders with insights into crafting eligible patent claims. Read the full report: https://bit.ly/4cjqIMa

In July 2024, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) issued a guidance update on patent subject matter eligibility to address innovation in critical and emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence. This comprehensive update aims to provide valuable assistance to USPTO personnel and stakeholders when assessing whether AI inventions meet the criteria for subject matter eligibility under patent law. This update expands on earlier guidance by enhancing the clarity and consistency in the evaluation of subject matter eligibility for patent applications and patents associated with AI technology. Additionally, the guidance update introduces three new examples illustrating the application of this guidance across a diverse spectrum of technologies. The USPTO will accept public comments on the guidance update and the examples through September 16, 2024. Reach out to our team for expert guidance on patents related to artificial intelligence: https://bit.ly/LeeHayes #LeeHayesLaw #TheBusinessOfIP #intellectualproperty #artificialintelligence #USPTO #Innovation #Patents

It's exciting to see how AI is transforming all industries. Today we were guests at the VPP in Berlin. We presented our AI approach to 300 patent lawyers - an audience that is very close to new inventions and innovations and eager to learn. If you happen to be in Berlin - reach out to Johannes Wowra and me to connect. #LegalTech #PatentIntelligence SPRYFOX

In October 2024, the USPTO introduced several key updates. The agency extended the After Final Consideration Pilot Program 2.0 until December, improving patent applicants' ability to respond after a final rejection. Additionally, the Motion to Amend Pilot Program for the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) has been extended through March 2025, supporting a more flexible amendment process. The USPTO also continues to enhance patent subject matter eligibility, focusing on AI innovation. These changes reflect the USPTO’s commitment to modernizing intellectual property processes and supporting innovation. #patents #innovation #AI #USPTO #intellectualproperty

In this article, my Foley colleague, Antoinette Konski, discusses the key findings in the Generative Artificial Intelligence Patent Landscape Report and the sharp increase in patenting activity. Click below to read more. #GenAI #Patent #IntellectualProperty