Deep dive into OpenAI’s growing patent portfolio. Let’s explore OpenAI’s patent filing strategy, the technical specifics of their patents, and what might be coming next. More in this article: https://bestpatent.eu/unlocking-openais-patent-secre

🇩🇪 Samsungs Roboter-Patent unter der Lupe: Was sagen 2 Patentanwälte? - DPD001

Feb 21st, 2024 37m 25s

Zwei Patentanwälte diskutieren über ein neues Samsung-Patent. Es geht um einen Roboter, der sich auf den Benutzer ausrichtet und dafür eine Kombination aus Geräusch-Ortung und Bildkennung nutzt.🔗 Wichtige Links:- Samsung-Patent: https://wor

Patenting AI. Ask me anything.

Aug 1st, 2023 14m 51s

We couldn't cover all the questions in our last session, so here's another Q&A on patents for artificial intelligence and machine learning.This is a recorded LinkedIn Live. Don't miss the next one: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bastianbest/rece

What Makes a Good AI Patent? Ask Me Anything.

Jul 25th, 2023 32m 57s

I asked my LinkedIn network to ask me anything about patents for artificial intelligence and machine learning.This is a recorded LinkedIn Live. Sorry for the bad audio of the participants asking questions. I'll work on that. Don't miss my n

Patents in the Metaverse

Apr 18th, 2023 11m 14s

This is a recording of a presentation I was giving on 29 March 2023 on patents in the Metaverse at the 7th WIPO Conversation on Intellectual Property and the Metaverse.The WIPO Conversations are a forum to facilitate discussion about the impa

Which AI is patentable in Europe?

Sep 14th, 2022 4m 16s

Here's a list of examples of patentable and non-patentable AI in Europe.Book a free virtual coffee meeting with me: https://bestpatent.eu/

Why digital patent drawings are overrated

Jun 10th, 2022 9m 40s

Technical drawings obviously make great sense in mechanical patents. But in many digital patents the figures have much less value. Here's why.

Why you should care about AI patents

Jun 6th, 2022 6m 35s

AI patents are literally everywhere. It’s funny that every time I look up AI-related patent filings for one of my clients you can bet that we see a quasi-exponential growth trajectory. Listen to the episode for examples.Question to you: How i

Patenting blackbox AI?

Jun 2nd, 2022 5m 6s

“How to claim the AI before it self-adapted?”, especially when you don’t know how the AI adapted itself to the problem domain? This comment by Eric Stasik on yesterday’s content piece got me thinking. Here’s what I think about patenting blackbo

AI/ML is patentable in 2022 if... (simple flowchart)

Jun 1st, 2022 4m 59s

I believe patent law needs more flowcharts, so here’s one to explain AI/ML patents in Europe. I know it doesn’t answer the question “which aspects of AI are technical then?”. Would you like to see another video for that?Book a free virtual co

"But software isn't patentable, is it?"

May 31st, 2022 3m 19s

"But software isn't patentable, is it?". That's actually a dangerous misconception. Maybe one source of confusion is the statement in the EPO guidelines that computer programs are excluded from patentability "if claimed as such". In the video I

Forgetting this reduces your digital patent value

May 31st, 2022 5m 59s

Here's one massive flaw in many digital patents, and how you can make it better.Question to you: Is there any good reason for drafting a digital patent without a computer program claim? Please let me know in the comments.Book a free virtual

Beyond Best Practice - Season 2 Trailer

May 29th, 2022 1m 28s

I'm restarting this podcast by sharing everything I know about digital patents in small snackable pieces, because that’s my mission: To help IP professionals file better digital patents. There will be no regular upload schedule, so make sure

#6 Patents for AI inventions in Europe (🔴Conference talk recording)

Jun 2nd, 2021 28m 24s

I was invited to speak about "Patents for AI inventions in Europe" at the 6th International Conference "Protection of Intellectual Property Rights" in St. Petersburg (Russia). Here's a recording of my talk. You'll learn about the status quo of

#5 G1/19 first reactions w/ Rudolf Teschemacher and many more

Mar 17th, 2021 1h 6m

Last week, the Enlarged Board of Appeal finally published its long-awaited decision G1/19 about the patentability of computer simulations. Does it revolutionize the patentability of computer simulations and patents for software in general, as s

#4 Novelty w/ Patrick Heckeler

Mar 3rd, 2021 33m 45s

An invention has to be novel to be patentable. But does any difference over the prior art do the job (e.g. a purely aesthetic one) or does it have to be technically relevant? This is a recorded Clubhouse event I hosted with my colleague Patric

#3 Patenting database technology: EPO guidelines update

Feb 17th, 2021 30m 9s

What types of inventions in database technology are patentable in Europe? The EPO guidelines will be updated on 1 March 2021 with a new section specifically on database management systems and information retrieval. In this episode I will walk y

#2 Artificial intelligence patent case law walkthrough

Feb 3rd, 2021 29m 11s

Basic groundwork today. We're going through 10 EPO Board of Appeal decisions which relate to AI inventions. Topics include technical character, clarity, obviousness and sufficiency of disclosure.Watch the video version on YouTube 👉 https://ba

#1 Patenting AI in the EPO guidelines

Jan 20th, 2021 24m 19s

Welcome to the very first episode of the podcast! As we go through the section on AI and machine learning in the examination guidelines, I'll tell you why the EPO's current approach is too restrictive when it comes to patenting AI innovations.

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