Private property rights like patents that cover inventions promote a growing innovation economy and a flourishing society. Without them there would be some level of
Category: UIPM Podcast
Singer-Songwriter-Journalist: “Tech is Making it Impossible for Many Creators to Survive”
The Paranoid Style is a successful DC-based indie band formed in 2012 and fronted by singer-songwriter Elizabeth Nelson, who is dubious about the fate of
Bullying and Clinical Depression Could Not Keep this ‘Shark Tank’ Inventor from Succeeding
Akeem Shannon is not the typical ‘Shark Tank’ contestant. Uncanny communications and people skills have enabled him to connect and succeed both as an inventor
“Innovation should not be restricted to the R&D Department,” says NYC’s Most Prolific Inventor
“Creativity is everywhere,” says James Jorasch, one of the leading U.S. inventors and the most active living in New York City. On the Season 4
Two-Time Grammy Winner, Intertrust CEO Talk IP, A.I. and Authentication – “Tracking Digital rights”
Knowing which IP rights are being used, when and by whom helps to establish their value and return. That is the experience of two leading
Healthy Disruption: Machine Learning for Early Cancer Detection is Super-Charging Diagnostics, says A.I. Pioneer A.C. Nelson
“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
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
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