AI and Intellectual Property: Risk, Infringement and Innovation
AI is transforming invention, but raising complex questions about infringement training, data, and responsibility in IP law.
AI is transforming invention, but raising complex questions about infringement training, data, and responsibility in IP law.
USPTO issues its one millionth electronic patent grant, marking a major milestone in modernizing the patent process.
IPOEF’s IP Buddy and IP Made Easy are helping educators and innovators learn about patents and trademarks through free, interactive AI tools that make intellectual property simple and engaging.
Learn intellectual property in a fun, relatable way with IP Made Easy, a free online course that demystifies patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets through stories and real-world examples.
Lee and Erin Hanson of Guardian Innovations are protecting athletes with groundbreaking sports gear. Their innovations combine safety and smart intellectual property protection.
Patent intelligence tools help inventors save costs, strengthen patents, and gain competitive insight—making them a strategic investment, not a luxury.
AI-powered semantic search tools revolutionize patent discovery—but only when you craft specific, thoughtful prompts to guide results.
IP.com’s AI-driven IP Suite helps inventors, enterprises, and governments innovate smarter, faster, and more securely.
Advanced form of artificial intelligence, not pre-programmed, can analyze, plan and adapt on its own
Crucial strategy involves searching, analyzing, visualizing existing patents to identify gaps and chances to find possible partners—and competitors
How FluidityIQ helped an independent inventor protect his energy-recovering residential air ventilation system
From a former USPTO official: How the patent process works, and how to make it work for you