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Sometimes things move very fast in UK patent law. Today, eight days after the England and Wales High Court decision overturning a
With the recent expansion in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies, and an associated rise in the number of AI related
The EPO has published its Guidelines to provide guidance on various proceedings before the EPO, such as for the search and examination
Of course, the first rule of writing any article is try not to include references that date it – when it comes
A recent decision from the EPO’s Technical Boards of Appeal (T2803/18) highlights a pitfall for applicants wishing to patent systems and methods
A recent decision from the EPO’s Boards of Appeal (T 0702/20) provides a practical example of where the boundary lies in terms of
Just as the days (in the UK at least) start getting shorter the UK government has published its response following the consultation
Whilst the dispute continues as to who (if any) among the Artificial Intelligence (AI) “DABUS” and its creator Dr Stephen Thaler can
Hot on the heels of the UK Court of Appeal judgement in Thaler v Comptroller General of Patents (reported in our previous
The long running saga of the AI “DABUS” and its creator Dr Stephen Thaler reached yet another milestone this week with the