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The Impact of AI on Patent Prosecution Efficiency

by pxmediadev16@gmail.com | Aug 13, 2026 | AI, Software & Emerging Technology

The integration of artificial intelligence into the legal sector has prompted discussions regarding productivity and procedural accuracy. Specifically, the use of AI in patent prosecution is being explored as a method to assist practitioners with complex filings,...

Can You Patent a Neural Network Architecture?

by pxmediadev16@gmail.com | Aug 13, 2026 | AI, Software & Emerging Technology

The Challenge of Patenting AI SoftwareIn the field of artificial intelligence, companies often seek to protect their innovations through the patent system. A frequent question is whether one can patent a neural network architecture. Under United States patent law,...

Conducting Due Diligence on AI Assets in M&A Transactions

by pxmediadev16@gmail.com | Aug 13, 2026 | AI, Software & Emerging Technology

When companies pursue mergers and acquisitions involving technology firms, the focus often shifts to the underlying intellectual property. Performing effective AI asset due diligence in M&A is a critical step to help ensure that the technology you are acquiring is...
Patentability of AI-Optimized Industrial Processes

Patentability of AI-Optimized Industrial Processes

by pxmediadev16@gmail.com | Aug 13, 2026 | AI, Software & Emerging Technology

The Threshold of Patent Eligibility for AI Securing an AI industrial process patent involves navigating complex requirements. Patent offices often examine software-related inventions to determine whether they provide a technical improvement to a physical system or...

Space Tech Patents: Protecting Innovation in the New Space Economy

by pxmediadev16@gmail.com | Aug 13, 2026 | AI, Software & Emerging Technology

The Unique Challenges of Space IPThe rapid expansion of the New Space economy has transformed space technology into a sector increasingly driven by private commercial interests. As companies develop reusable launch vehicles and in-space manufacturing capabilities,...

Nanotechnology Patents: Challenges in Disclosure and Enablement

by pxmediadev16@gmail.com | Aug 13, 2026 | AI, Software & Emerging Technology

The Intersection of Nanoscale Innovation and Patent LawNanotechnology operates at a scale where traditional physical properties often behave in unpredictable ways. For patent applicants, this creates a significant hurdle: the requirement to provide a sufficient...
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