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Artificial Intelligence and Diagnostic Inventions: Significant shifts in the Examination of Patent-Eligible Subject Matter

18
Feb
When
Wed, February 18
5–6 PM PST
Where
Live on Zoom
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About this session
The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) systems offers paradigm-shifting advances in many areas of human endeavor, including healthcare. Yet, innovations in AI and diagnostic medicine have met significant patent-eligibility hurdles in recent years. Innovators will therefore be interested in recent, patent-friendly changes in US Patent Office policy and proposed legislation to reform US patent law regarding subject-matter eligibility, and to adapt their patent practice and strategy accordingly to benefit business needs.


This topic covers:

  • a brief introductory history of US patent-eligible subject matter examination and case law
  • recent changes in USPTO policy and proposed legislative reform
  • adapting patent practice and strategy to benefit business needs, including identifying patent-eligible inventions, IP cost allocation and control, portfolio management, and consistency in approach across the portfolio and multiple jurisdictions

John Morgan
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John Morgan

Seed IP Law Group
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Artificial Intelligence and Diagnostic Inventions: Significant shifts in the Examination of Patent-Eligible Subject Matter

Wednesday, February 18 at 5 PM PST · Live on Zoom