Artificial Intelligence

As the connection between artificial intelligence (AI) and patent law grows increasingly complex, inventors looking to patent their AI-driven innovations may find themselves concerned about their intellectual property assets.

Additionally, as the USPTO receives increasingly more patent applications that relate in some way to AI systems (for example, the use of GenAI models in various business deployments), we’re seeing increasingly more patent-eligibility rejections based on Section 101.

The key to avoiding or overcoming these Section 101 rejections is a well-considered initial strategy that provides concrete teachings of how a new AI system is truly innovative. Our attorneys advise clients on AI-related IP issues, including AI usage, strategies, and deployment.

From patent filings and prosecution to IP strategy, trademark management, and protecting trade secrets, we are your comprehensive solution for all IP concerns.

We have selectively built our team of the most capable, experienced IP attorneys to provide our clients with holistic and strategic advice that aligns with business goals and your risk profile while navigating the complexities of the ever-evolving AI frontier.

Representative Experience

Artificial intelligence-assisted video-based multi-object tracking.
Natural language processing-based parsing of computer-aided dispatch notes.
Artificial intelligence-based monitoring of a geographical region of interest by a mobile video source.
Loss prevention using artificial intelligence video tracking.
Automated software pipeline building using an expert system-based artificial intelligence model.
Artificial intelligence-based tagging of airline fault codes.
Automatically identifying user advertisement exposures using a cloud-based multi-model system.