Invention by artificial intelligence (Al) is the future of innovation. Unfortunately, as discovered
through Freedom of Information Act requests, the US patent regime has yet to determine …

Can a Court Change the Law by Saying Nothing? Page 1 Can a Court Change the Law by
Saying Nothing? Paul R. Gugliuzza* Mark A. Lemley** Can an appellate court alter …

In the past decade, the US patent system has been transformed. Before Congress passed
the America Invents Act (AIA) in 2011, the validity of issued patents was decided almost …

INTERVAL LICENSING LLC v. AOL, INC. 896 F.3d 1335 (2018) INTERVAL LICENSING LLC,
Plaintiff-Appellant v. AOL, INC., Apple, Inc., Google LLC, Yahoo!, Inc., Defendants-…

For most of the past forty years, the patent-eligible subject matter requirement was a dead
letter. 1 In 1980, the Supreme Court suggested that" anything under the sun that is made by …

The Supreme Court's Alice Corp. Pty. v. CLS Bank Int'l. decision and its impact on the
abstract ideas exception to patent eligibility have been discussed and debated ad nauseum …

The Supreme Court has recently reinvigorated the longdormant law of patentable subject
matter. In a quartet of cases-Bilski v. Kappos, 1 Mayo Collaborative Services v. Prometheus …

After its founding in 1982, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit strengthened
patent protection. During that time, businesses-which acquire 90 percent of all patents …

This Article explores and evaluates a controversial practice that the Patent Office undertook
beginning early in the post-AIA regime: the practice of denying otherwise meritorious …

Page 1 STPI-DE-OT-108-1 談美國法院間的專利政策對話: 以非顯而易知性與專利耗盡為例 A
Using Discussion Nonobviousness on the Patent and Patent Dialogue Exhaustion between …