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  1. Sony Wants to Turn Your PS5 Gameplay into Highlight Reels – Using AI

    Image: Push Square A new PlayStation patent filed in 2023 but made public this month reveals a new…
    #NewsBeep #News #Technology #GB #Patents #PS5 #PS6 #Sony #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/576537/

  2. The food retailers call for a return to the European Parliament’s original position. To protect consumers and farmers, the Parliament had originally called for:
    ▪️mandatory labelling and traceability for all NGT products
    ▪️effective protection against #patents on plants and #seeds

  3. 🌱🌽Patents on Seeds: European Patent Office vs. the EU - New report documents how the European Patent Office circumvents current laws. In the new GMO (NGT) deregulation debate, the European Parliament has to maintain it's demand for a ban on #patents on #seeds! Vote scheduled in May. Press release from No Patents On Seeds: no-patents-on-seeds.org/en/rep

  4. 📡 New post:

    Autonomous AI agents have a trust problem nobody is fixing. Here is what sovereign agency actually looks like.

    Today

    mickai.co.uk/articles/sovereig

    #sovereign-ai #autonomous-agents #ai-governance #mickai #patents

  5. The Quiet Genius Behind the Screw in Your Wall

    A nylon wall plug expands inside a drilled hole to secure a screw—an everyday application of Artur Fischer’s iconic invention

    Dear Cherubs, you probably haven’t heard of Artur Fischer, but your walls definitely have. If modern life had a backstage crew, he’d be running the entire show with a toolbox and a suspicious number of patents.

    NOT ALL HEROES WEAR CAPES

    Fischer’s most famous invention is the nylon wall plug, patented in 1958. It sounds underwhelming until you realize it solved a universal headache: how to hang things on walls without everything crashing down five minutes later. According to the German Patent and Trade Mark Office, this small plastic insert expands inside a drilled hole, gripping screws firmly in materials like brick or concrete. Translation: your shelves, TVs, and questionable DIY projects owe him everything.

    Before this, attaching anything to a wall was basically a gamble. Fischer’s plug turned guesswork into engineering. It’s now so standard that most people don’t even think about it—like Wi-Fi or gravity, just assumed to work.

    But he didn’t stop there. He also developed chemical anchoring systems, which sound like something from a sci-fi film but are actually used in heavy-duty construction. These systems use resin to secure bolts in place, making them essential for bridges, tunnels, and structures where “falling apart” isn’t an option. As reported by engineering sources, these anchors can handle extreme loads and are still widely used today.

    FLASH, BUT MAKE IT PRECISE

    Before conquering the construction world, Fischer made a name in photography. In 1949, he patented a flash synchronization system that ensured a camera’s flash fired at exactly the right moment when the shutter opened. According to historical records from Leica Camera, this innovation dramatically improved low-light photography. No more half-lit faces or ghostly blurs—just properly timed, crisp images.

    It’s one of those inventions that quietly became essential. Every modern camera system owes a nod to that precise timing breakthrough, even if no one’s sending thank-you notes.

    Fischer also ventured into education with fischertechnik, a line of construction kits designed to teach engineering concepts. Think Lego, but with a stronger focus on mechanics, physics, and future careers. These kits are still used in schools, helping kids build everything from simple machines to robotic systems.

    What makes Fischer interesting isn’t just the volume of his patents—often cited as over 1,100 according to multiple sources—but the practicality of them. He didn’t chase flashy ideas; he fixed everyday problems. The kind you only notice when they go wrong.

    Low-key, that’s the real flex. While others were dreaming big, Fischer made sure your shelf stayed on the wall.

    For more deep dives into clever inventions and overlooked innovators, you can explore thisclaimer.com or check out the YouTube channel Thisclaimer for additional insights and breakdowns.

    Sources list:
    German Patent and Trade Mark Office — https://www.dpma.de/english/our_office/publications/milestones/arturfischer/index.html
    Encyclopaedia Britannica — https://www.britannica.com/biography/Artur-Fischer
    Leica Camera History — https://www.leica-camera.com/en-int/Leica-History
    thisclaimer.com — https://thisclaimer.com
    YouTube Thisclaimer — https://www.youtube.com/@thisclaimer?sub_confirmation=1

    The Thisclaimer logo blends a classic warning symbol with a brain icon to represent critical thinking, curiosity, and thoughtful disclaimers. #history #science #technology #photography #DIY #innovation #writing #poetry #inspiration #engineering #construction #arturFischer #inventions #patents
  6. US genetic pioneer Craig #Venter has died
    - bluewin.ch/en/news/us-genetic- venter was undoubtedly a giant of genomics, just not a very good giant #patents

  7. Welcome to the future, where AI agents hunt down alleged online copyright infringement

    As readers of this blog have doubtless noticed, the latest hot tech – and investment – area involves “agentic AI”, where AI systems are allowed to operative autonomously on allocated tasks. There’s no doubt there are some exciting possibilities here, as well as some troubling issues concerning lack of control. It’s a rapidly-evolving area of research and experimentation, which makes […]

    #agenticAi #agents #ai #ceaseAndDesist #crawler #digitalWatermarks #infringement #licensing #llms #patents #pricing #takedowns #universalMusicGroup walledculture.org/welcome-to-t
  8. There is NO "Information Gain" patent. Google did not invent information gain. Information gain is simply the difference between two probability distributions and it has been used FOR DECADES by many academics and companies. Google's patent is for ESTIMATING "link information gain" (Cf. patents.google.com/patent/US12 ).

    #seo #google #machinelearning #patents

  9. I suppose there's some irony in seeing #Science promoting #Patents, which have no scientific evidence that they work (to promote wide distribution of innovation). It's old-school hierarchy, like Divine Rights of Kings, Slavery, or State Religion, whose main goal is to consolidate personal power.

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:chuorfc5xbxvtvn53cqjvmov/post/3mk3jdsdvys2z

  10. "Knowledge is nonrival, meaning that its use by one person does not diminish its availability to others, and a broader technological frontier can yield widespread productivity gains."

    The trend of patent royalties paid to Chinese innovators is exponential:

    #tech #innovation #renewables #solar #wind #energy #technique #technology #china #oilAndGas #energyTransition #greenTech #dataViz #patents

  11. 🤯 Despite no support from nine countries, the EU Council of Ministers just voted to scrap safety rules and consumer labels for new and patented GMOs (NGTs) by Bayer, etc.
    ⛔ The EU Parliament's demands for labeling and against #patents weren't upheld
    📣 The EU Parliament has a final chance to repair the situation — take action: corporateeurope.org/en/2026/04

  12. Waco Judge Enjoins Litigation of U.S. Patents in Germany

    Image by ChatGPT Judge Alan D Albright (Western District of Texas) loves patent cases. Before his appointment…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #AntisuitInjunctions #BMWv.Onesta #Electrolux #Patents #RecentCases
    europesays.com/germany/6395/

  13. [Перевод] Лицензии слабого копилефта: могут ли они заменить пермиссивные (разрешительные) лицензии?

    Среди открытых лицензий хорошо известны строгие GPL и (с другой стороны) разрешительные — MIT, Apache. Однако менее известен слабый копилефт, который находится между ними. А ведь эти лицензии имеют такие популярные приложения и библиотеки, как Mozilla Firefox, glibc, LibreOffice и другие. Подходящий ли это вариант для интеграции открытого софта с закрытым ? И стоит ли авторам ПО с открытым кодом использовать лицензии слабого копилефта вместо пермиссивных (если GPL/AGPL не подходит) ?

    habr.com/ru/articles/1024508/

    #opensource #patents #lgpl #mpl #epl #copyleft #право #copyright #линковка #gpl

  14. [Перевод] Лицензии слабого копилефта: могут ли они заменить пермиссивные (разрешительные) лицензии?

    Среди открытых лицензий хорошо известны строгие GPL и (с другой стороны) разрешительные — MIT, Apache. Однако менее известен слабый копилефт, который находится между ними. А ведь эти лицензии имеют такие популярные приложения и библиотеки, как Mozilla Firefox, glibc, LibreOffice и другие. Подходящий ли это вариант для интеграции открытого софта с закрытым ? И стоит ли авторам ПО с открытым кодом использовать лицензии слабого копилефта вместо пермиссивных (если GPL/AGPL не подходит) ?

    habr.com/ru/articles/1024508/

    #opensource #patents #lgpl #mpl #epl #copyleft #право #copyright #линковка #gpl

  15. [Перевод] Лицензии слабого копилефта: могут ли они заменить пермиссивные (разрешительные) лицензии?

    Среди открытых лицензий хорошо известны строгие GPL и (с другой стороны) разрешительные — MIT, Apache. Однако менее известен слабый копилефт, который находится между ними. А ведь эти лицензии имеют такие популярные приложения и библиотеки, как Mozilla Firefox, glibc, LibreOffice и другие. Подходящий ли это вариант для интеграции открытого софта с закрытым ? И стоит ли авторам ПО с открытым кодом использовать лицензии слабого копилефта вместо пермиссивных (если GPL/AGPL не подходит) ?

    habr.com/ru/articles/1024508/

    #opensource #patents #lgpl #mpl #epl #copyleft #право #copyright #линковка #gpl

  16. [Перевод] Лицензии слабого копилефта: могут ли они заменить пермиссивные (разрешительные) лицензии?

    Среди открытых лицензий хорошо известны строгие GPL и (с другой стороны) разрешительные — MIT, Apache. Однако менее известен слабый копилефт, который находится между ними. А ведь эти лицензии имеют такие популярные приложения и библиотеки, как Mozilla Firefox, glibc, LibreOffice и другие. Подходящий ли это вариант для интеграции открытого софта с закрытым ? И стоит ли авторам ПО с открытым кодом использовать лицензии слабого копилефта вместо пермиссивных (если GPL/AGPL не подходит) ?

    habr.com/ru/articles/1024508/

    #opensource #patents #lgpl #mpl #epl #copyleft #право #copyright #линковка #gpl

  17. The Author Depositing His Voice at the Patent-Office, to Prevent Counterfeiting (1894) by Albert Robida, from “The End of Books”, Scribner's Magazine.

    Source: University of Toronto Libraries / Internet Archive

    pdimagearchive.org/images/0d1e

    #patents #technology #recording #communication #offices #inventions #retrofuturism #art #publicdomain

  18. Dear SEO bloggers: Please stop writing about the Google Shopping patent that proposes using AI to create user-specific landing pages until you understand that this is a Google Shopping patent.

    #ai #google #patents #searchengineoptimization #seo #blogging

  19. I was therefore quite surprised to find a US patent for a gas chamber, a sealed room for conducting executions by poison gas (US 2,802,462 to Williams, Aug 13, 1957).

    Well. This necessarily implies that a gas chamber for killing prisoners must have a moral utility. So, either the execution of prisoners by the state using a gas chamber is, in itself, a moral utility, or there is some OTHER use for the gas chamber that WOULD BE considered a moral utility.

    Weird.

    3/3

    #Patents #PatentLaw

  20. Even earlier, however, in his opinion for Lowell v. Lewis (15 F. Cas. 1018, 1019, C.C.D. Mass. 1817) Justice Story stated that "All that the law requires is, that the invention should not be frivolous or injurious to the well-being, good policy, or sound morals of society. The word ‘useful,’ therefore, is incorporated into the [patent] act in contradistinction to mischievous or immoral. For instance, a new invention to poison people, or to promote debauchery, or to facilitate private assassination, is not a patentable invention.” (cont)

    2/3

    #Patents #PatentLaw

  21. When I was a baby patent agent, I was taught that US patent law had a "moral utility" requirement. That is, the US Patent and Trademark Office would not grant a patent on any invention having no moral utility.

    The cited example was Rickard v. Du Bon (103 F. 868, 2d Cir. 1900): A patent on a method of putting spots on tobacco leaves was held invalid, because the only purpose of doing so was to make lower-quality tobacco *appear* to be higher quality, although it did not improve the tobacco in any way.

    Since the leaf-spotting method had no utility that wasn't immoral, the patent was invalidated. (cont)

    1/3

    #Patents #PatentLaw

  22. All Content from Business Insider | A startup building the Harvey for patent law has raised $40 million by Melia Russell

    Arthur Jen and Paul Lee.Patlytics

    Patlytics builds software for law firms and businesses to automate patent filing and litigation.The startup has raised $40 million in new funding, putting it out in front of the IP-tech landscape.Its CEO says Harvey paved the way, but it can't easily match the nuanced tasks Patlytics handles.As Harvey and Legora race to become the main AI tool for lawyers, a wave of startups is going deeper, building software for more specialized work. Patlytics is one of them, betting that the future of legal tech won't be broad platforms, but software that can handle the complexity others can't.

    Founded by Paul Lee and Arthur Jen, Patlytics automates the entire patent lifecycle, helping customers with everything from invention disclosures and filing to complex portfolio management and IP litigation.

    A secretive market fills upRead the original article on Business Insider

    Read more: businessinsider.com/patlytics-

    #funding #legal-ai #legal-tech #patents #startups

  23. Ok.. Having filed the provisional patent, I have genuinely tried to REDUCE the 'signal' from my LLM vs. Human provenance discriminator. I even tried rebuilding ALL of the data collection tool-chain and using only the tiniest of lightweight linear classifiers. No matter what I do the signal persists - this is from a set of data using a different scraper, from different sites, with a different set of LLM generators, with NO prompts (just responding to the sample text).. But the signal remains...
    #research #patents #ai #llm #human

  24. Academic writing is a different kind of tired.

    You have to hold a mental picture of the forest, the trees, and the veins on a single leaf. SIMULTANEOUSLY! (and justify each one to a standard that survives review)..

    Then rinse and repeat across days.

    You finish a session and you can’t read a text message because you’ve been contextswitching between altitude levels for 13 hours straight and your working memory is just gone.

    People don’t see that. They see someone sitting at a desk.
    The thinking is the labour and it is relentless.

    I say this as someone with 20+ years of commercial and industry experience before I went into academia.

    #academics #exhausted #research #patents

  25. Today, on our way to Saint Etienne to participate to the seminar “As long as you don’t steal we share“ - organised by @jeremienuel @Jap_py

    aslongasweshare.randomlab.io/

    Wed April 1st, 18h30 @ Bar de l’aube, St Etienne, talk :
    "Patents as catalysts for potential imaginaries of cognitive capitalism."
    (Les brevets comme ouvroirs d’imaginaires potentiels de l’industrie et du capitalisme cognitif.)
    about our project ippi, and some

    Thur April 2nd, 9h00 @ Esadse, Pôle numérique, workshop :
    Permacomputational self-defense protocols against laborious computing.
    (Protocoles d’autodéfense permacomputationelle contre l’informatique laborieuse.)

    @marcell @valerix @olivierbosson @diagram_studies @davidbenque

    #patents #aai #pseudoai #IL #laborious computing #permacomputing

  26. "Last year, a team of American and Chinese researchers published an analysis of international research collaborations. Their machine-learning model identified the lead authors of nearly 6 million scientific teams to see who was actually in charge. The team found that among U.S.-China collaborations, the share of leaders who were affiliated with Chinese institutions had grown from 30 percent in 2010 to 45 percent in 2023. The researchers projected that China will pull even with the U.S. next year or in 2028 at the latest.

    In the end, China’s scientific-superpower status will likely depend on the world-changing force of its discoveries. “We don’t just want papers,” Yian Yin, a professor of information science at Cornell, told me. “We want papers that turn into real theoretical insights or technologies.” Some of these can be tracked by looking at how research is cited in patent applications, but this additional diffusion can introduce its own lag of 10 years or more. Even so, China’s fast rise in the applied sciences is already obvious, Yin said. The country is in the midst of a solarpunk revolution. Thanks to its advances in chemistry and materials science, China has caught up with or surpassed the U.S. in the design and manufacture of advanced batteries, electric vehicles, and solar cells—key technologies for the 21st century."

    theatlantic.com/science/2026/0

    #China #USA #Science #AcademicPublishing #SuperPower #Patents #SolarPunk #Renewables

  27. "Last year, a team of American and Chinese researchers published an analysis of international research collaborations. Their machine-learning model identified the lead authors of nearly 6 million scientific teams to see who was actually in charge. The team found that among U.S.-China collaborations, the share of leaders who were affiliated with Chinese institutions had grown from 30 percent in 2010 to 45 percent in 2023. The researchers projected that China will pull even with the U.S. next year or in 2028 at the latest.

    In the end, China’s scientific-superpower status will likely depend on the world-changing force of its discoveries. “We don’t just want papers,” Yian Yin, a professor of information science at Cornell, told me. “We want papers that turn into real theoretical insights or technologies.” Some of these can be tracked by looking at how research is cited in patent applications, but this additional diffusion can introduce its own lag of 10 years or more. Even so, China’s fast rise in the applied sciences is already obvious, Yin said. The country is in the midst of a solarpunk revolution. Thanks to its advances in chemistry and materials science, China has caught up with or surpassed the U.S. in the design and manufacture of advanced batteries, electric vehicles, and solar cells—key technologies for the 21st century."

    theatlantic.com/science/2026/0

    #China #USA #Science #AcademicPublishing #SuperPower #Patents #SolarPunk #Renewables

  28. #Walmart wins #patents to give algorithms more sway over #prices
    Legislators in states including Maryland, Pennsylvania and Minnesota have introduced bills to ban “#dynamicpricing”, or prices rapidly fluctuate in response to supply and demand signals, for groceries and consumer goods
    Walmart said that both patents were “unrelated to dynamic pricing”, was specific to markdowns and last week’s patent was designed for merchant teams to make decisions
    ft.com/content/8c2338dc-9e2e-4
    archive.ph/pQDb5

  29. #Walmart Wins #Patents To Give #Algorithms More Sway Over #Prices

    Walmart has secured patents for systems that use machine learning to forecast demand and automate #pricing decisions, "pushing the U.S. retail behemoth into a debate over the use of algorithms to adjust product costs,"
    #surveillance #privacy #patent

    yro.slashdot.org/story/26/03/1

  30. “So what does the #physicist bring to #Ferrari? “I think a few things. In #physics, one of the first lessons is that you need to keep in mind that all the points of view are important to understand reality.”

    “Vigna is one smart cookie. At European tech company #STMicroelectronics he led the team that developed the 3D motion sensors that allow mobile phones to do so many clever things. Vigna has filed more than 200 #patents. Yet, curiously, he opposes the digital-first approach.”

    “In the last, let’s say 15 to 20 years, too many cars became too difficult to be used. The reason why the car became so digital, with so many #TouchButtons instead of #MechanicalButtons … is because they are #cheaper.”

    #BenedettoVigna / #engineering / #electrics <afr.com/life-and-luxury/cars-b> (paywall) / <archive.md/fbk8b>

  31. “So what does the #physicist bring to #Ferrari? “I think a few things. In #physics, one of the first lessons is that you need to keep in mind that all the points of view are important to understand reality.”

    “Vigna is one smart cookie. At European tech company #STMicroelectronics he led the team that developed the 3D motion sensors that allow mobile phones to do so many clever things. Vigna has filed more than 200 #patents. Yet, curiously, he opposes the digital-first approach.”

    “In the last, let’s say 15 to 20 years, too many cars became too difficult to be used. The reason why the car became so digital, with so many #TouchButtons instead of #MechanicalButtons … is because they are #cheaper.”

    #BenedettoVigna / #engineering / #electrics <afr.com/life-and-luxury/cars-b> (paywall) / <archive.md/fbk8b>

  32. “So what does the #physicist bring to #Ferrari? “I think a few things. In #physics, one of the first lessons is that you need to keep in mind that all the points of view are important to understand reality.”

    “Vigna is one smart cookie. At European tech company #STMicroelectronics he led the team that developed the 3D motion sensors that allow mobile phones to do so many clever things. Vigna has filed more than 200 #patents. Yet, curiously, he opposes the digital-first approach.”

    “In the last, let’s say 15 to 20 years, too many cars became too difficult to be used. The reason why the car became so digital, with so many #TouchButtons instead of #MechanicalButtons … is because they are #cheaper.”

    #BenedettoVigna / #engineering / #electrics <afr.com/life-and-luxury/cars-b> (paywall) / <archive.md/fbk8b>

  33. “So what does the #physicist bring to #Ferrari? “I think a few things. In #physics, one of the first lessons is that you need to keep in mind that all the points of view are important to understand reality.”

    “Vigna is one smart cookie. At European tech company #STMicroelectronics he led the team that developed the 3D motion sensors that allow mobile phones to do so many clever things. Vigna has filed more than 200 #patents. Yet, curiously, he opposes the digital-first approach.”

    “In the last, let’s say 15 to 20 years, too many cars became too difficult to be used. The reason why the car became so digital, with so many #TouchButtons instead of #MechanicalButtons … is because they are #cheaper.”

    #BenedettoVigna / #engineering / #electrics <afr.com/life-and-luxury/cars-b> (paywall) / <archive.md/fbk8b>

  34. “So what does the #physicist bring to #Ferrari? “I think a few things. In #physics, one of the first lessons is that you need to keep in mind that all the points of view are important to understand reality.”

    “Vigna is one smart cookie. At European tech company #STMicroelectronics he led the team that developed the 3D motion sensors that allow mobile phones to do so many clever things. Vigna has filed more than 200 #patents. Yet, curiously, he opposes the digital-first approach.”

    “In the last, let’s say 15 to 20 years, too many cars became too difficult to be used. The reason why the car became so digital, with so many #TouchButtons instead of #MechanicalButtons … is because they are #cheaper.”

    #BenedettoVigna / #engineering / #electrics <afr.com/life-and-luxury/cars-b> (paywall) / <archive.md/fbk8b>

  35. Mar 5 2026 – USPTO – Alexander Graham Bell’s Telephone Patent: 150 years, a world of connection

    VIDEO | RECAP | ARCHIVE | PERMALINK

    On March 5, 2026, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) hosted a commemorative event 'Alexander Graham Bell's Telephone Patent: 150 years, a world of connection' marking the 150th anniversary of Bell’s telephone patent (granted March 7, 1876). The pr

    isoc.live/20315/

    #post #AlexaanderGrahamBell #patents #USPTO #VintCerf

  36. :akkosad: Acer and ASUS are now banned from selling PCs and laptops in Germany following Nokia HEVC video codec patent ruling - VideoCardz.com

    videocardz.com/newz/acer-and-a

    #patents #hevc #germany

  37. DATE: January 23, 2026 at 03:00PM
    SOURCE: BioWorld MedTech

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    #AI identifies #pregnancies at risk of spontaneous pre-term #birth

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    #medtech #sPTB #patents

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  38. DATE: January 23, 2026 at 03:00PM
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  39. DATE: January 23, 2026 at 03:00PM
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