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Tech Firms Scramble to Secure Patents in the Exploding Market for Wearable Tech

Brett Trout

AI Integration: The Next Frontier in Wearable Tech AI and machine learning algorithms are becoming a core focus for patent filings. This highlights a growing trend: companies are increasingly acquiring and valuing intellectual property over products?

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Thomson Reuters Launches AI-Powered Contract Analysis Tool in HighQ

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Thomson Reuters is getting into the game of AI-powered contract analysis with the launch today of HighQ Contract Analysis , a contract review tool that uses machine learning to find answers to specific legal questions.

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Can Artificial Intelligence Save the Patent Office?

Brett Trout

Machine Learning for Examiner Support AI can assist junior examiners by providingreal-time suggestionsbased on previous patent decisions and case law. This would improve efficiency and reduce unnecessary back-and-forth between examiners and applicants.

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Navigating the New AI Procedures at the Patent Office: Why You Need an AI-Savvy Patent Lawyer

Brett Trout

Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is working hard to keep pace with new procedures, policies, and strategies tailored to the unique challenges AI introduces to the intellectual property (IP) pipeline.

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Artists versus Artificial Intelligence: The Modern-day Battle Over Intellectual Property Rights 

The North Carolina Journey of Law and Technology

Essentially, these programs utilize machine-learning algorithms that learn to complete tasks based on the training data they are provided. generators like the ones employed by Stability AI, DevianArt, and Midjourney are “computer programs that create images based on their algorithms.”

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Everything You Should Know About AI Legal Tech

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Machine Learning Machine learning helps AI get smarter and more effective over time by learning from historical data. For instance, machine learning can predict litigation risks based on similar cases, identify trends that might impact a client, or flag unusual clauses in contracts that might need extra attention.

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Baker Botts Formalizes 60-Plus-Lawyer Artificial Intelligence Practice Team

Legal Tech Blog

The group includes lawyers in nine offices and is co-led by partners Dino Barajas (Project Finance, San Francisco); Rich Harper (Litigation, New York); Maggie Welsh (Intellectual Property, New York); and Travis Wofford (Corporate, Houston).