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Welcome to IP.com®, a pioneering force in transforming intellectual property management. Our company’s origins date back to 1994 with the creation of our natural language processing engine, Semantic Gist™. Anchoring our mission was a bold aspiration: streamlining research and development evaluation to empower organizations through rapid intellectual property assessment and expedited innovation processes

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Innovation is critical to organizational survival. It is complex, and requires precious time, money and resources. Entities must be agile in order to quickly and cost-effectively move innovations forward.

The IP.com Innovation Power Suite offers end-to-end workflow solutions, complemented by professional services, that enable infinite innovation potential powered by our Semantic Gist® engine. Our offerings provide a single, trusted source of support for anyone looking to conceive, validate, evaluate, protect, target and monetize the highest-potential ideas, innovation and IP in the fastest and most cost-effective way. We give entities everything they need to save time, lower costs and make every decision with the highest confidence.

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Our Technology Vitality Report uses a proprietary AI engine to power comprehensive IP evaluation, allowing you to rank ideas in a fast, efficient, and transparent way. Get fast and thorough decisions with our Technology Vitality Report (TVR) and improve your review process with less effort.

 

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Innovation is critical to organizational survival. It is complex and requires precious time, money, and resources. Entities across all industries must be agile to quickly and cost-effectively move innovations forward. IP.com is an innovation acceleration company that provides end-to-end AI-driven workflow solutions and professional services powered by our Semantic Gist® engine. Our offerings provide a single, trusted source of support for anyone looking to conceive, validate, evaluate, protect, target, and monetize the highest-potential ideas, innovation, and IP in the fastest and most cost-effective way across many different industries and users.

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According to a report by SuperData Research, the global gaming market was valued at $159.3 billion in 2020. This includes revenue from console games, PC games, mobile games, and e-sports. To put that in perspective, the music industry was valued at $19.1 billion in 2020, while the movie industry was valued at $41.7 billion. That means the gaming industry is making more than eight times as much money as the music industry and almost four times as much as the movie industry. Market data from 2023 shows the estimated market size for the gaming industry at $242.39 billion with an estimated $583.69 billion by 2030. There are several contributing factors to this insane media growth rate: technology accessibility, free-to-play options and mobile gaming, and diversification with generational considerations. With the leap in technological accessibility since smartphones hit the market in 2008/2009, it opened up an entirely new market revenue channel for the gaming industry. Before this, games were limited to consoles or PCs, but now the mobile and internet age has opened up a consumer-fueled demand for ever-increasing novelty.

The Viral Success in the Gaming Industry

Over the last 2 decades gaming industry growth was pioneered by gaming startups that grew to multi-million dollar sizes seemingly overnight. These giants own the majority of the market capitalization: Nintendo at $53 billion, Electronic Arts at $34 billion, and Activision/Blizzard at $61 billion. How then does a small gaming company like PocketPair develop a game that breaks download records within just a few days of launch? It comes down to the familiarity of the general game principles of companion “creatures” and survival mechanisms to gaming audiences that have grown up with hit games like Ark and Pokemon, games that were controlled and dictated by the gaming giants. Palword gives audiences what they have wanted from mega-hit games but never got, while introducing a blended game that combines several different game genres together in one, applicable to a wide audience range. Nintendo is a closed-platform gaming company, meaning it isn’t available to players on other consoles and platforms. Not only does Palword succeed genre-wise, but it hasn’t limited its player base by platform. Palworld has been downloaded more than 25 million times in less than a month, with over 5 million within the first few days. It has since topped Twitch’s Top 10 games for January 2024, the Most Downloaded third-party game, and the #2 highest concurrent player count ever.

Palword under fire for Intellectual Property Infringement

Despite this success, Palworld has come under fire for intellectual property infringement, specifically by Nintendo, who has already taken action against Palworld for more obvious infringements. In a Q&A session after its latest earnings call (via Reuters), Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa was questioned about the Palworld controversy. Without naming the game in particular, just like the earlier statement, Furukawa said, “We will take appropriate action against those that infringe our intellectual property rights.” While Nintendo hasn’t taken any coercive action against Palworld in particular, it has swiftly dealt with things around it, such as taking down the first Palworld Pokemon mod.

Claims of A.I Generation During Development

During Palworld’s massive launch, more and more players and spectators online began to throw some hefty accusations at Pocketpair. While the Pokémon comparison is clear, some have called into question both how Pals were created, claiming the use of A.I., and how similar some are to Game Freak’s own Pokémon designs. Neither Nintendo, Game Freak, nor The Pokémon Company have commented on Palworld and its Pal design similarities to Pokémon. Given Nintendo’s legal track record, which includes winning a lawsuit against a ROM hacker that led to a 40-month prison sentence for the hacker, if the company feels it has a case, it will pursue that case in court. Only time will tell, though, if Nintendo will join the accusations of copyright and design plagiarism people on the internet have thrown at Palworld and Pocketpair.

Why is this relevant to IP rights today?

In short, we are operating in a world where reproduction and modified replication is becoming increasingly common given the proliferation of AI across all creative industries. It’s safe to say that current IP laws, regulations, and definitions may need to be amended and modified to be more applicable to the current state of the design world. How this will affect legal claims by gaming giants in the industry remains to be seen.

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Over the last decade, the total annual patent applications submitted to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) each year is over 600,000 applications. The fastest patent review process time is 6-12 months if fast-tracked via Track One, with the average taking up to 22 months. With a steady increase in patent submission rate and added strain on the patent review and approval system, the USPTO has announced plans to launch a new pre-application review program called the “Pre-Prosecution Pilot” as part of its continuing commitment to expand access to the innovation ecosystem and support under resourced inventors. While this program is an elegant evolution of the USPTO’s mission “to drive U.S. innovation, inclusive capitalism, and global competitiveness,” and meet the demand, it also presents an opportunity for patent professionals to couple the pre-application program with technology that can help accelerate this process even further.

The Patent Review and Approval Process

The average approval rate of patent applications by the USPTO from 2011-2020 is 52.8%, meaning roughly half of all patent applications are approved, depending on the type of patent filed. With the growing demand and advent of new AI technology to screen and assess patent validity, this program will help patent applicants avoid common patent mistakes, language issues, or other barriers that can potentially slow down or invalidate the patent review process, monopolizing the USPTO’s time.

A New Day for Independent Inventors, Entrepreneurs, and Innovators

This new USPTO program has the potential of providing a more welcoming and encouraging innovation ecosystem for independent inventors as they seek to protect and bring to market their ideas. With a program such as this in place, it will also help raise awareness of the importance of incorporating a cloud-based, AI-powered innovation management and ideation tool to help independent inventors streamline their innovation workflow, minimize wasted time and cost, and enhance their overall efficiency and patent application quality. 

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Patent applications are costly, often costing $15,000 or more depending on the process, industry, and type of patent. The pre-application program initiated by the USPTO is an innovative enhancement to the services already provided by the USPTO. The goal of this pre-application program is to help educate innovators and entrepreneurs on the complex patent application process to help solve the massive influx of patent applications and reduce the rate of patent rejections. What is missing from the program is a method of optimizing the ideation process and having a quantifiable score to provide clear guidance before filing the patent. Pairing these services with IP.com’s IQ Ideas+ can maximize the effectiveness of your patent application. IQ Ideas+ essential, AI-powered tools to help find inventors and engineers find better solutions faster, not only helping you quantify the amount of novelty your patent idea has but also pulling and comparing prior art, which simplifies the process and educates inventors and entrepreneurs. IQ Ideas+ helps quantify patent novelty, mitigates obviousness risk, helps the vitality of your idea, assists in organizing your idea, and helps you write more solid claims. At present it’s unclear to what level of service the USPTO’s pre-application program will be providing–and the quality of patent application ultimately determines the level of cost implications for the patent filer.

Pairing these services with IP.com’s IQ Ideas+ and InnovationQ+ can maximize the effectiveness of your patent application. Enhance your decision-making with the industry’s sole concept novelty scoring tool. Rely on the data-backed assessments to distinguish ideas poised for advancement in the innovation lifecycle and those requiring further iterations. Conduct thorough landscape searches into technology areas with the fully automated overview analysis. By using AI to focus this overview on only the most relevant technologies and companies, you can quickly focus your invention description on differentiators or even identify new competitors or opportunities for partnership.

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Apple is the largest company in the world with a market capitalization of $2.99 trillion. It’s grown to such an enormous scale, acquiring startup tech, talent, professionals, and companies on its journey of growth since 1976. A pioneer of accessible technology, Apple has anchored its products, brand, and corporate direction on the concepts of innovation, accessibility, performance, and elegance. As it has grown, it’s integrated niche technologies into core products to enhance user capabilities, expand sales, and enter new market segments to establish new revenue streams. Over the years, Apple has been subject to numerous patent infringement cases and in recent years Apple has been leveraging its status as a goliath in the high-tech industry. Apple plays hardball with competitors and business partners alike. Unfortunately, this includes Apple using other’s intellectual property.

Apple Watch Series Patent Infringement

In recent news, Apple has faced a patent infringement suit regarding the blood oxygen technology in two of its Apple Watch Series models resulting in a halt in sales of their watch models. The halt in sales comes after the International Trade Commission ruled that these two models’ use of blood oxygen tracking violated a patent from health technology company Masimo. Masimo, a company that specializes in medical devices, argued that Apple violated a patent with its blood oxygen monitoring feature. Masimo filed a lawsuit against Apple in 2020 to the Central District of California and a case to the International Trade Commission in 2021. ITC made its decision in October of 2023, siding with Masimo and finding that Apple had violated two of the company’s patents. The ruling gave President Biden 60 days to review the patent violations and potentially veto it, which expired on December 25, 2023 without a white house response. Apple appealed the decision to the Federal Circuit, arguing that a pause on sales could negatively impact users who rely on Apple Watch safety and health features. Apple continues to gamble on patent infringement, a costly and laborious legal gamble, and this isn’t the first time Apple has been held to the flame over the last 15 years. But why continue this patent infringement gamble? Why not just strike a licensing deal with the creators? It comes down to money, sales, and buying time to acquire both. 

The Gamble of Efficient Infringement

Apple is engaging in a practice now called “efficient infringement,” which is increasingly common today, especially among high-tech giants like Apple and Google. This occurs when a company chooses to infringe another’s patents given its calculation that it will pay less money in court-ordered judgment settlements than in a properly negotiated license agreement—after years of fighting the patent owner in court and before regulatory tribunals at the Patent Office and after forcing the patent owner to pay millions in legal fees. Too often, companies like Apple think they can just get away with infringing others’ patent rights because they have the resources to outlast patent owners in these legal challenges. 

The infringement case with Masimo began in 2020. Since that time, the Apple Watch became the best-selling wearable in 2020 with 43 million units sold. In 2021 Apple sold 46 million units, and in 2022 almost 54 million units were sold. The wearable technology vertical of Apple’s sales earned Apple $41.1 billion in 2022–tens of billions of dollars in sales revenue each year compared to a potential million-dollar lawsuit settlement

Apple Watch Series Patent Infringement

The sales Apple attains by violating a patent and marching directly to market without a license are potentially hundreds of times higher than the penalty payout as a result of the infringement. When a private entity monopolizes a market to the point that it feels poised to challenge a governing body such as the International Trade Commission. As tech monopolies grow, the issues of efficient infringement will continue to plague smaller corporations’ technologies. And as new innovation is developed, it will be interesting to see how governing bodies flex their strength to maintain regulation and legal adherence.

Google recently released a video introducing their new AI model called Gemini, which presents the moderator’s engagement with the AI Gemini to discuss and prompt back and forth dialogue about a variety of different subjects in the video. What appears to be an organic, candid conversation about drawings, the world map, games, and more is really incredible to witness, but is this authentically AI or is it an illusion? If you look carefully in the description of the video it states For the purposes of this demo, latency has been reduced and Gemini outputs have been shortened for brevity.” Google published a blog post at the same time as the video elaborating further on how the video was made. Google continues to elaborate on a technique called “multimodal prompting” where different combinations of modalities are provided to the AI ahead of time to provide the context it needs to determine what exactly it is looking at. For example, a hand displayed with a fist clenched could be interpreted a variety of ways by Gemini, but by providing an image of a flat hand and a hand in a scissor position afterwards, the AI can then deduce that it is the game rock, paper, scissors that it is witnessing. To add insult to injury, Google further admitted to Bloomberg that the video was not recorded in real-time and voice prompts were not even used, the vocal interaction with Gemini that you hear was dubbed in later. So why is Google working so hard to present AI’s potential in a misleading or falsified way? Why bother at all? Why not wait until the technology actually exists as Google has presented and introduced it at that time? The answer lies in Google’s priority for the sociological adoption and comfortability of AI usage for the general public. 

Google’s Influence on Tech Adoption

Since 1998, Google’s influence across an array of tech markets has grown considerably, and with that growth comes a considerable level of influence on the general public’s perception of technology standards. A survey conducted in November of 2021 by the Pew Research center found that only 18% of Americans were more excited about AI than concerned about it, with 37% mostly concerned, and 45% equally concerned and excited. This is just one example of the barriers facing technological adoption of AI in society. With all technology advancements, the general public’s adoption and comfortability will help determine the success of the technology. We witnessed the same sociological perception shift with the automotive industry in the early-to-mid 1900s, with the internet in the 1980s and 1990s, with sustainable tech solutions in the 2000s–the list goes on, which shaped the world we live in today. AI is no different, and it’s in Google’s best interest to mold the landscape of AI to influence society and reduce barriers to AI adoption in the future.

What are the implications of illusionary AI presentations?

The technology landscape is changing at an exponentially faster pace and the motivation for organizations and developers to “out-do” one another with new technology has become a standard in the technology races. AI’s recent explosion has prompted a rapid tech race to out-do and improve the power of AI, with organizations even going so far as to use video editing to romanticize the potential power of AI for viewers to encourage and influence consumer readiness. But at what cost?

The depiction of Google’s Gemini AI in their recently launched video followed by the swift confession of the inaccuracy and manipulation of it to depict the potential “dream state” of Gemini is a perfect example of irresponsible promotion and risks eroding the natural societal progress to using AI responsibly–and Google knows all about the concerns with using AI responsibly. A Google search for “Responsible AI” in late September 2023 returned about 1,010,000,000 results. The criticality of Responsible AI is rooted in what it comprehends: the ethics that guide AI’s creation and use, and the security measures used to safeguard it and its users.

What does this mean for the future?

As with all new technologies, it’s difficult to accurately comprehend what will happen. As influential private corporations, governments, and society in general push AI ahead, authenticity, transparency, security, and safety of consumers engaging with AI-powered technology at work and at home are paramount.

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The impact of current inflation rates, the consolidation of organizations within the healthcare & pharmaceutical industries, and pharmaceutical price implications on U.S. government health programs such as Medicare and Medicaid have brought the Bayh-Dole Act back into the headlines of innovation industry news. This has led to another review of the core purpose of the Act, current administration’s impact with these efforts 1, and the impact that U.S. government pressure on pharmaceutical cost regulation will have on the continued successful growth of innovation across many industries. The recent administration’s statement is focused on the diversification of licenses to third parties for products developed using federal funds–research funded by taxpayer dollars–to combat the consolidation and monopolization of the health care markets, promote equitable access to lower-priced drugs that were/are taxpayer-funded, improving healthcare transparency, and lower overall healthcare costs.

But how does this affect innovation across other industries?

While current controversy of the recent administration’s statement is specific to the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors, The Bayh-Dole Act, officially known as the “University and Small Business Patent Procedures Act,” was enacted in 1980 in the United States with the purpose of reigniting U.S. government-funded research and innovation developed through non-profits, educational institutions, and small businesses across all industries. Prior to the Bayh-Dole Act, the U.S. government typically retained ownership of inventions resulting from federally funded research. The Act allows not-for-profits, small businesses, and institutions to own and control the IP generated from federally funded research, providing them with the autonomy to make decisions about licensing and commercialization. It helped change the landscape of intellectual property management by incentivising greater engagement with the private sector and has since been revised multiple times2 since its enactment.

While refusing or eliminating government involvement in R&D across industry sectors may seem like the logical, reactionary (albeit extreme) response to U.S. government pressure on the healthcare sector’s IP ownership, the fact remains that the U.S government leads the world in R&D expenditures, investing $657.5 billion in R&D expenditures in 2019 (leading the world at 27% of global R&D), and is the second largest contributor to global R&D growth worldwide3. While innovations patented through government-funded research represents a fraction of that total, the Act only reinforces innovation across institutions, not-for-profits, and small businesses by granting access to these government assets.

Across Academia, The federal government has long been the largest funder and provided more than half (53%, or around $45 billion) of total funds in 2019. Six departments or agencies provided more than 90% of federal support for academic R&D. Without the Act providing a funding source for R&D across Academia, it would reduce the innovation impact the U.S has on the global market.

How to Best utilize R&D funding and Maximize R&D Innovation Workflows

Regardless of current administration pressures on the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries, it remains clear that the Bayh-Dole Act as a whole continues to foster diverse innovation by providing institutions, not-for-profits, and small business ongoing government funding.

While R&D funding is one of the most critical elements of the R&D process–without which, implementing research wouldn’t even be possible–optimizing team productivity, patent research, competitive analysis, and overall innovation workflow is critical to maximizing research funding. The IP Suite, a robust set of software solutions and analytics that offer competitive data analytics, streamline innovation workflows from ideation to application, and maximize costs, delivers all of the secure, trusted, and comprehensive innovation, ideation, and analytics power to meet your needs.

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Ameet Bhattacharya, our Chief Technology Officer at IP.Com® and Kris Tones, our Solutions Architect at IP.com will be expert panelists along with Gene Quinn, President & CEO of IPWatchdog, Inc. will be speaking on the prevailing topic of AI and how it can drive ROI and innovation in your company.

We all know that staying current in technology is the key to success and prosperity. While it is perfectly appropriate to be cautious about the use of AI, responsible uses and applications to grow and defend IP and innovation strategies safely are not only possible today but also essential. The opportunity presented by AI is too great to allow it to go unused in daily practice. So, the question is not whether you should be using AI but how to safely and securely use AI to facilitate innovation and drive ROI.

This webinar will cover how IP.com, a leader in AI-powered IP workflow solutions, has laid a foundation for secure, responsible, and ethical AI to drive business-critical ROI and revolutionize the industry. Attendees will receive exclusive, early access to IP.com’s latest white paper: “The Role of Responsible AI in Accelerating Innovation,” and the panel’s conversation will focus on using AI today and ensuring AI output is trustworthy, accurate, and reliable.

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InnovationQ+ is renowned for its AI-powered workflows, empowering businesses with actionable insights. The launch of the self-serve portal represents a significant milestone for IP.com, ushering in a new era of accessibility and affordability.

“Our vision has been to provide broader access to solutions which accelerate innovation,” said John Bonin, CEO at IP.com. “We want to empower engineers to change the world, help individual inventors bring their dreams to life, and give IP and R&D professionals the tools they need to excel, even without an enterprise license, granting them access to the impressive capabilities of the AI-enabled Innovation Power Suite™. This momentous launch aligns perfectly with IP.com’s core values, focusing on transforming data into actionable decisions, unlocking superior results throughout the innovation lifecycle, and fostering confidence in every interaction.”

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