Navigating AI in Patent Drafting: What Inventors Should Know
As an inventor, it is important to disclose your ideas in writing. Ideally, your initial drafts should explain some of the key … Read more
Stephen E. Zweig, PhD JD, Patent Attorney
As an inventor, it is important to disclose your ideas in writing. Ideally, your initial drafts should explain some of the key … Read more
USPTO Director Squires issued a precedential decision, further opening the door for patents on AI inventions. Here’s what this decision means. Prosecuting … Read more
The courts have spent a decade telling inventors their ideas are “abstract.” Congress is finally tired of it too. If you have … Read more
If-Then logic is in most computerized inventions, but the Ex Parte Schulhauser case lets the examiner ignore the “Then” part in your … Read more
LLM (Large Language Model) and AI (artificial intelligence) inventions are patentable in the US. But since AI is no longer new, their … Read more
What is a terminal disclaimer? You have filed multiple patent applications, and your examiner is now asking for one. What does this … Read more