USPTO Guidance on Use of AI-Based Tools in Practice: How to Mitigate Risk
Use of AI-based tools are permitted, but parties should use caution to ensure compliance with all duties and obligations
Use of AI-based tools are permitted, but parties should use caution to ensure compliance with all duties and obligations
AI-assisted inventions can be patented, provided there is a significant contribution by at least one natural person The USPTO has now published guidance explaining how the determination of inventorshi...
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