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In this episode of the Best Practice podcast, Bastian walks you
through the section on AI and machine
learning in the EPO's patent examination guidelines.
He makes the point that they are too restrictive when it comes to
patenting AI innovations.
At the end of the episode, Bastian shares some of his
best tips for how to draft AI patent
applications so that they fulfill what's in the
guidelines.
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
The recent case of Reaux-Savonte v Comptroller-General of Patents ([2021] EWHC 78 (Ch)) concerns an appeal from a decision of the Comptroller General, dated 19 May 2020...
A new decade is upon us, and its first two months have veered between ordinary and chaotic. Somewhere in the middle of that spectrum lie a handful of developments relevant to the field of Intellectual Property.
The term ‘trademark’, under the modern definition can be defined as a designation used to ‘identify and distinguish’ the goods of a person. Therefore the role that a designation must play to become a ‘trademark’ is to identify the source of one seller’s goods and distinguish that source from other sources.
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