#patent

Baba-Manbabaman
2025-05-03

China überholt USA & EU: 2025 sind 70 % der globalen KI-Patente chinesisch. Mit großem Abstand zu USA und Europa. Deutschland droht, in der Schlüsseltechnologie abgehängt zu werden – das kann dramatischen Folgen für die deutsche Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft haben.

2023: Laut Berichten der Weltorganisation für geistiges Eigentum (WIPO) entfielen 40 % aller internationalen KI-Patentanmeldungen auf China.
 
2024: China reichte 300 510 KI‑bezogene Patentanmeldungen ein, gefolgt mit weitem Abstand von den USA mit 67 773 Anmeldungen .

2025: Laut dem „2025 AI Index Report“ entfallen inzwischen rund 70 % aller globalen KI-Patentanmeldungen auf China – mehr als auf jedes andere Land .
Flipboard Tech DeskTechDesk@flipboard.social
2025-05-01

Apple has been ordered to pay more than $700 million to the Texas-based cellular technology company Optis in a landmark UK patent ruling. Read more at @macrumors. #Apple #Optis #IP #Tech #Technology #Patent flip.it/3y9OMk

BUKO Pharma-Kampagnebuko_pharmakampagne@nrw.social
2025-04-30
sjvnsjvn
2025-04-29

OIN marks 20 years of defending Linux and open source from patent trolls zdnet.com/article/oin-marks-20 by @sjvn

rules the software world, and the Open Invention Network has protected it from all troll attackers.

Matthew Rimmerdrrimmer@aus.social
2025-04-25

The US Patent and Trademark Office terminated a 2022 program expediting patent applications for innovations that reduce, remove, prevent, or monitor greenhouse gas emissions. news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/p #patent #cleantech #climate #uslaw #uspol #USPTO

"Without IP law, the structure of the 21st century would degenerate into warlord-managed fiefdoms where the organizations with the most power to intimidate would take what they wanted and deny others." www.theregister.com/2025/04/22/b... Don't Delete IP #law #copyright #patent #trademark #brand

RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:ut42x3b636n2pedgpa6swasb/post/3lngthcxau22j

Bad trip coming for AI hype as...

Kevin Karhan :verified:kkarhan@infosec.space
2025-04-21

@tayfonay @bazkie *"#over, as per #patent!

  • You don't want people to finger the wall!
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2025-04-21

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DJM (freelance for hire)cybeardjm@masto.ai
2025-04-18

Will the future of food be genome edited?

What will we eat in the future—and who gets to decide? From lab-grown meat to agroecology, the politics of food in Africa are being shaped by tech dreams, corporate agendas, and grassroots resistance.

africasacountry.com/2025/04/wi

#Africa #AIAC #Agriculture #GMO #Food #Patent

jan AKO (alasa kili olin) 🌱thunderfree@mstdn.social
2025-04-15

Why was the #beyblade (1999-present) #patent filed in 2015?? Not happy that I have to care about patents in my silly #3dprint #toydesign hobby

patents.google.com/patent/US10

SterbeProzessXSterbeProzessX
2025-04-14

Ob Elmo auch noch die Abschaffung des Geistigen Eigentums fordert wenn er merkt das damit auch Patente nichts mehr wert sind also jeder die Technologien seiner Firmen kostenfrei verwenden kann und er dann das nachsehen hat wenn eine Firma X halt billiger ins All fliegt als SpaceX.

golem.de/news/patent-und-urheb

2025-04-13

I can't believe I would ever agree with these two, but I actually agree with #Dorsey and #Musk on this, IP law has always at its heart been a protectionist scheme. If all knowledge were freely shared, and no one could stop anyone else from using an idea just because they were the first to the patent office, I think the world would be much further along. I mean the other day I read where someone patented a stick shift in an EV. Why anyone would want a stick shift in an EV I can't imagine, but how is that an idea novel enough to deserve a patent? But the real abuse is where a pharmaceutical company patents a lifesaving drug and then prices it so outrageously high that no one who's not rich (or very well insured, in other words, rich) can afford it.

But won't somebody think of the artists and writers and musicians, you may cry? Well, the problem I have with them is that one of two things happens. In rare cases they retain the rights to their work and then they can keep profiting on work done once. If you were a builder (just as an example), wouldn't you love it if you got paid every time someone uses the building you helped build? But no, you get paid ONCE for the work you did on a given day, and never again for that work. Yet artistic types can keep charging over and over for work done once, every time a copy is sold (at least that is how it is supposed to work under copyright law). Of course in practice the other thing often happens, which is they sell the rights to their work to some huge corporation with IP lawyers up the wazoo, and they get paid a pittance compared to what the big corporation makes. Some mega-stars are an exception, but for every Taylor Swift there are a million musicians, some of whom had big hit recording, that are living in abject poverty, and in the mean time one of the big music companies continues to make money off their work. And heaven help you if you accidentally copy some of their work into some work of your own, because all those IP lawyers need to sue people to earn their keep.

For probably at least the last 50 years, I have believed the whole IP law structure is a scam and a way to oppress people and hold us back (I think we'd have had many marvelous new inventions and cures for disease if no one had to worry about infringing someone else's IP) and to transfer wealth and power to large corporations. Musk and Dorsey have they own reasons for wanting to see these laws abolished, which admittedly are also based on greed, but that misses the point that AI is showing us how fragile and unworkable the current IP laws are. For a very long time, I have said that if reincarnation is real (and I do believe it is, based on scientific evidence but that's an entirely different subject), that if I absolutely do have to reincarnate again, I hope I have some choice in the matter because I would want my next life to be on a planet where there are no IP laws of any kind, and no corporations as we know them.

Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk would like to ‘delete all IP law’
techcrunch.com/2025/04/13/jack

#copyright #patent

Gaétan de Rassenfossederassen@social.epfl.ch
2025-04-09

What is #patent quality? It's more than just novelty or legal validity. It's a multidimensional concept—often misunderstood. I break it down in my latest post on The Patentist.

Read it here 👉 thepatentist.com/p/what-is-pat

#innovation #IPR #value #economics #research

Joseph Lim :mastodon:joseph11lim
2025-04-09

Access to is a issue.

has Australia’s generic in his sights. And no-one’s talking about it
"There is pressure for to emulate aspects of system, where can delay generics of their by 30 months. If US plays hardball on tis issue cld delay 🇦🇺’s access to cheaper .. US notification system is much more favourable to e patented drug than Australia’s"
theconversation.com/trump-has-

your auntifa liza 🇵🇷 🦛 🦦blogdiva
2025-04-06

DEAR LAWYERS,
am still watching pre-code movies, particularly movies around 1928 the year Jazz Man came out and talkies became a thing.

one thing i’ve noticed are the big PATENT NOTICES at the beginning of talkies. that has made me wonder: i have not noticed patent notices at the beginning of silent movies.

so i ask: is this why there were a fuckton of independent silent film makers? did sound film help concentrate power into the Hollywood studios monopsony?

MacRumors: Apple News and Rumorsmacrumors.com@web.brid.gy
2025-04-02

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