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Tag Archives: Patenting
Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos, and the Patenting of Vaporware
Elizabeth Holmes set the biotech investment world on its head when she announced that her company had developed a small machine capable of performing hundreds of blood tests on tiny blood samples at a greatly reduced cost. Her companyTheranos (a … Continue reading
The Ethical Considerations of Patenting Autonomous Weapons
By Thomas P. Gushue Every aspect of day-to-day life is increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence and automation. Mundane household tasks such as setting the temperature on thermostats, brewing a pot of coffee to coincide with our morning routines, and other … Continue reading
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Tagged Autonomous, Considerations, Ethical, Patenting, Weapons
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Reduced to Practice, but Not Yet Ready for Patenting
by Dennis Crouch Barry v. Medtroinc, Inc. (Fed. Cir. 2019) In a split decision, the Federal Circuit has sided with the patentee Dr. Barry — affirming the induced infringement and $17 million damages judgments as well as several determinations regarding … Continue reading
Measuring the Role of Attorney Quality in Patenting
It stands to reason that better attorneys are better at turning patent applications into patents. Theoretically, better arguments about overcoming prior art, for example, will be more likely to lead to granted claims. But what about the quality of inventions? … Continue reading
How will the USPTO study gaps in patenting by women, minorities, and veterans under the new SUCCESS Act?
On Wednesday, President Trump signed H.R. 6758, the Study of Underrepresented Classes Chasing Engineering and Science Success Act of 2018 (SUCCESS Act). It states that the "sense of Congress" is that the United States should "close the gap in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Gaps, Minorities, Patenting, Study, success, under, USPTO, veterans, women
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