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Schwegman, Lundberg & Woessner P.A. (SLW) today announced the addition of DeepIP to its suite of advanced AI tools.

From ensuring that no detail is missed in patent applications or patent prosecutions to providing clients with real-time updates on their cases, AI can play a pivotal role in demonstrating a firm's commitment to both excellence and ethical standards.

The goal of this article is to illustrate how AI, particularly through tools like DeepIP, serves as a collaborative tool that enhances the capabilities of IP professionals rather than supplanting them.

Black Hills AI and DeepIP today announced a groundbreaking integration partnership that promises to transform the landscape of intellectual property (IP) automation and analysis.

Effective handling of Office Actions is crucial for ensuring that applications move efficiently through the patent prosecution phase, minimizing unnecessary delays and costs. This guide will demonstrate how to leverage AI to enhance the chances of application approval and accelerate the patent prosecution process.

In today’s fast-paced legal environment, ensuring high-quality patent applications while managing multiple tasks can be challenging. This use case provides a practical example of how AI, specifically DeepIP's Patent Assistant, helps law firms enhance the quality of their work.

The legal field is experiencing a transformative shift with the advent of generative AI, a technology capable of automating complex tasks, enhancing research capabilities, and providing predictive analytics.

The integration of AI tools into patent practice is truly transforming the industry, making it more efficient, accurate, and productive than ever before. For law firms and IP professionals, adopting AI technologies is a game-changer—it can streamline the entire patent application process, help cut costs, and significantly boost client satisfaction.

In this article, we’ll dive into some of the most common concerns surrounding the use of AI for IP and patent drafting.

In 2024, the advent of advanced AI-powered tools is revolutionizing how patent applications are drafted, offering new efficiencies while maintaining the precision necessary for legal and technical compliance.

DeepIP Patent AI Copilot Tool Helps Practitioners Draft Patent Applications and Office Action Responses within Microsoft Word More Efficiently

With so many solutions available on the market, selecting the right one can be a daunting task. This guide aims to provide clarity and direction on these questions and help you choose an AI solution to ensure long-term success.

Enabling your attorney to leverage AI when drafting your patent can provide significant competitive advantages and result in superior service.

In the fast-paced world of intellectual property (IP) law, patent attorneys increasingly turn to artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline workflows, enhance accuracy, and boost productivity.

Discover the best AI patent drafting tools in 2024 to streamline your IP process. Explore top software options, maximize efficiency, and reduce costs with cutting-edge AI technology. Find the right tool for patent automation now!

This quick glossary of patent drafting and prosecution terms will provide a closer look at the ways that DeepIP can transform the productivity of your patent practice right now.

New York, NYC June 26, 2024— We are delighted to announce that your trusted AI Patent Drafting tool, is now available on Microsoft Word!

To harness AI's potential, it's crucial to understand its specifics, the associated risks, and the strategies for mitigating those risks. This comprehensive guide, based on a recent webinar, explores these aspects in detail.

A recent notice from the United States’ patent granting agency explains how AI tools interface with the rules of conduct for patent attorney

The United Kingdom’s recognition of generative AI’s benefits will better allow patent attorneys to reap the benefits of AI-powered patent drafting.

In India and California, lawmakers are proposing legal regimes for AI regulation that support proactive self-regulation.

USPTO not only acknowledged the growing use of generative artificial intelligence platforms among patent practitioners but also recognized that IP lawyers can use AI drafting tools within the agency’s current code of conduct.

Government officials are writing the rules on artificial intelligence in ways that demonstrate the value of AI platforms, even in high-risk industries. AI companies who want to work with partners in the patent industry have several ways of demonstrating that AI-powered tools add value and improve productivity while addressing the concerns of government regulators head-on.

Attorneys, by nature, are risk mitigators - a stance that has served them well. However, the emergence of Generative AI (GenAI) is rewriting the rules of the game, demanding a proactive approach.

This article put a spotlight on the pivotal role of Generative Artificial Intelligence in revolutionizing patent drafting practices.

“The strategic opportunity lies in saving 50% of attorneys’ time today and envisioning a future where the arduous task of writing a 40-hour patent could be accomplished in just four hours, totally redefining the landscape of patent writing and prosecution.”

French American AI Automation Company Aims to Revolutionize Intellectual Property Law With This Highly Secure and Performant Technology Solution.