Tag Archives: Patents
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Fighting for rights for AI inventors
A team at the University of Surrey has filed the first patents to list an artificial intelligence “creation machine” as the inventor
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Is US regulation a threat to innovation?
Experts debate whether America’s patent rules are favouring larger organisations over independent inventors
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When tech converges and patents overlap
A ‘cross-pollination’ of ideas and technologies within the autonomous vehicles market is complicating the process of patenting creations
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Should AI own their own IP?
When artificial intelligence is deemed the source of a new idea or creation, it causes a legal grey area over ownership rights that will only become harder to define in the future
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Why the current patent system doesn’t work for tech
‘Does the idea of a 20-year patent term still match the pace of technological and commercial development?’
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Why companies must go about sharing IP with caution
Companies are collaborating in an effort to drive innovation, but sharing intellectual property is more complicated than it sounds
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Why the patents system needs a revamp
Lack of a universal patent system to protect intellectual property leaves innovating companies open to potentially ruinous infringements
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Generic drugs: what are they and are they better value?
Benefits of prescribing by brand, enabling the costly development of life-changing drugs, may be outweighed by higher costs, compared with cheaper generic bio-equivalents