Artificial intelligence patent law, from a registered patent attorney. Every Monday, the week's developments: Federal Circuit decisions, Patent Office guidance, and what the largest AI companies are filing. Every Friday, original data computed from Patent Office records. On Wednesdays, a longer episode on the Supreme Court, the inventions that changed things, and what Shakespeare can teach a lawyer. On Saturdays, one granted artificial intelligence patent, explained from what the technology does to what the patent lets its owner stop others from doing. And a short episode on each new Federal Circuit decision on artificial intelligence patents. From Jon Burbage of Burbage Law, PC, in Salt Lake City. Narrated with the assistance of AI. Nothing in this podcast is legal advice.
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Signup to Generate a PitchArtificial intelligence patent law, from a registered patent attorney. Every Monday, the week's developments: Federal Circuit decisions, Patent Office guidance, and what the largest AI companies are filing. Every Friday, original data computed from Patent Office records. On Wednesdays, a longer episode on the Supreme Court, the inventions that changed things, and what Shakespeare can teach a lawyer.
Recent episodes include "October 31: The patent behind word2vec" (31 October 2026, 14 minutes), "October 30: Four in ten big-company AI publications continue earlier applications" (30 October 2026, 7 minutes), and "October 28: Diamond v. Diehr and the rubber press" (28 October 2026, 9 minutes).
Thinking Makes It So publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 9 minutes.
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Jon and Catie walk through US Patent 9,037,464, Google's patent on the method behind word2vec, which turns each word into a list of numbers. Starting from why a computer needs words as numbers, they build up to what...
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Over the 13 publication weeks ending October 29, 2026, 397 of the 995 AI-related U.S. applications published by eight large AI companies, about 40%, were continuations or divisionals, and for 371 of them the earlier...
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<p>In 1981 the Supreme Court held, five to four, that a rubber-curing process run by a computer could be patented. Jon and Catie on Diamond v. Diehr, the two cases before it that said no, how Alice read it in 2014, and...
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OpenAI's published applications on reasoning summaries (Pub. Nos. 2026/0330193 and 2026/0330194) and Google's on generalized residual attention blocks (Pub. No. 2026/0330219), and why a patent program files before...
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<p>Jon and Catie walk through US Patent 10,452,978, Google's patent on the transformer, the design behind the T in GPT. Starting from what a neural network is, they build up to what claim one covers, what the dependent...
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<p>Patent applications with “agent” in the title from eight large AI companies went from 15 to 47 in the 13 weeks ending October 22, 2026, compared with the same weeks of 2025, and 42 of the 47 have priority dates in...
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<p>In December 1598 the Burbage brothers took apart the Theatre, London's early playhouse, and used its timber to build the Globe. Their landlord, Giles Allen, sued for years over a lease that let them remove the...
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The Patent Trial and Appeal Board's fiscal year 2026 appeal numbers and what they mean for artificial intelligence applications; Google v. Valtrus Innovations (Fed. Cir. Oct. 19, 2026) and why invention records should...
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