“We can manage terabytes of data in seconds, then move and store it in the cloud,” explains pioneering physicist, bioengineer, inventor and serial entrepreneur Alan
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China has Tripled U.S. A.I. Patent Output, but Success Goes Beyond its Stockpile; UK & EU lag at 2%
China’s share of granted artificial intelligence patents is 62%, approaching two-thirds worldwide. The U.S. comes in at 21% and the EU and UK just 2%
Government Agencies that Lack Domain Expertise can Stymie Breakthrough Inventions, says A.I. Cancer Pioneer with 142 Patents
Alan Nelson, a pioneering biomedical engineer and entrepreneur, shared his three-decades of experience with AI machine learning at the recent IP Awareness Summit. The science,
A China Court’s Ruling that Upholds Protection for A.I. Content Creation is at Odds with U.S. Copyright Law, Setting the Stage for a Showdown
The Beijing Internet Court (BIC) ruled late last year that an AI-generated image in an intellectual property dispute was a new artwork protected by Chinese
VP Candidate N. Shanahan is a Wealthy Patent Analyst and Lawyer; Will She be Good for IP Rights?
Independent Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr’s Vice President running mate, Nicole Shanahan, is a patent analyst, intellectual property lawyer and entrepreneur who is also
Artificial Intelliegence is Fueling Interest in IP Rights but Awareness Still Lags, say Experts
The relationship of inventions, names, content and designs to intellectual property rights, less than clear to most people, has been complicated by the emergence of
A.I. Through the Eyes of an IndyCar Racing Engineer and Early Stage Investor; New ‘IPUM’ Episode Drops
The frontlines of AI today are comprised not only of computer programmers and generative AI platforms but of thousands of businesses, investors and users who
Lead Panel+ Announced for IP Summit; Limited Time 25% Discount for IP CloseUp Readers
Six leaders in artificial intelligence and intellectual property rights, including a former Philips and IBM executive, a serial entrepreneur, ex-ITC Commission and current USPTO Director
Protecting the ‘Look’ of a Product Can Dramatically Increase Its Value; Listen to Ep6 of ‘Understanding IP Matters’, Now Available
Between 2005 and 2020 the number of U.S. design patent grants almost tripled. The increased focus on product form (“look”) as a part of function,
China Now Files 3X as Many Patent Applications Worldwide as the U.S. – More than the U.S., Japan, S. Korea, Germany, France, India and the UK Combined
Since China became worldwide leader in patent applications in 2011, overtaking Japan, the number of its applications have soared. The question today is not so
Thousands of Creative Works No Longer Protected Under Copyright Spawn Creators and Consumers
The most anticipated entry to the public domain, “Steamboat Willie,” an animated short featuring and early incarnation of Mickey Mouse, became available royalty-free to all
FBI Chief Fears that A.I. will Embolden China to Steal Even More U.S. Intellectual Property
In a rare joint statement, intelligence leaders from the Five Eyes countries accused China of intellectual property theft and using artificial intelligence for hacking and
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