This builds on the USPTO’s learning agenda – developed under the Evidence Act – which disclosed that the USPTO was considering setting up a lab to test and refine proposed process improvements to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the patent examination process.
@drlisacook joins the #USPTO as an Edison Research Fellow. She will collaborate on USPTO research to expand participation in the #IP system by women, minorities, and veterans. Read more about the Edison Visiting Scholar Program: bit.ly/2JWurrr
From our new artificial intelligence and #patents report: Patents containing #AI appeared in about 9% of technologies in 1976 and spread to more than 42% by 2018. Read: bit.ly/2HJJK6c#artificialintelligence
ALT Line graph, “Diffusion of AI across patent technology subclasses, overall and by AI component, 1976-2018.” Lines indicate percent of technology subclasses having more than one AI patent that year.
USPTO's new report on artificial intelligence is out. The Office of the Chief Economist used an #AI machine learning methodology to identify AI in U.S. #patents. Read: bit.ly/2TsC4HV
ALT Report cover. Reads," IP Data Highlights: Inventing AI: Tracing the diffusion of artificial intelligence with U.S. Patents."
How does the current economic situation amid the COVID-19 pandemic and the government’s response compare to the recession in the late 2000s?
@drlisadcook explains rb.gy/o7akwe
Thanks for tuning in to our #USPTO Speaker Series featuring Dr. Marian Croak! To request her USPTO Inventor Collectible Card, email education@uspto.gov. To view all of our Inventor Collectible Card Series, visit: bit.ly/inventorcards.
"#USPTO releases updated study on participation of women in the US innovation economy: “The good news is that efforts to increase the participation of women in the intellectual property system continue to yield results,” said Andrei Iancu, ... bit.ly/3eOyccg#Iancu
Supreme Court’s 2014 decision in Alice Corp. led to a rise in patent application rejections in certain tech areas (software). Our report shows how this trend was significantly reduced after issuance of revised patent examination guidelines in 2018 and 2019 bit.ly/2XZnA5N