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AI Patent Procurement After Recentive
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AI Patent Procurement After Recentive
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In Recentive Analytics, Inc. v. Fox Corp. et al. (No. 2023-2437, slip op. April 18, 2025), the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed the ineligibility of claims essentially wrapping general-purpose machine-learning claim limitations around a known process. Practitioners also face more § 101 rejections of AI/ML claims. Yet strong AI patents are still possible. This explores practical aspects of what to ask inventors, what to draft, and what to claim to yield survivable AI-based patents, along with the USPTO’s ethics-based disclosure requirements.
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AI Patent Procurement After Recentive: The Case for an Intensive Inventor Interview, a Rich Specification, and Focused Claims (Jan 2026)
Christopher J. Palermo
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AI Patent Procurement After Recentive: The Case for an Intensive Inventor Interview, a Rich Specification, and Focused Claims (Jan 2026)
In Recentive Analytics, Inc. v. Fox Corp. et al. (No. 2023-2437, slip op. April 18, 2025), the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed the ineligibility of claims essentially wrapping general-purpose machine-learning claim limitations around a known process. Practitioners also face more § 101 rejections of AI/ML claims. Yet strong AI patents are still possible. This explores practical aspects of what to ask inventors, what to draft, and what to claim to yield survivable AI-based patents, along with the USPTO’s ethics-based disclosure requirements.
Originally presented: Nov 2025 Advanced Patent Law Institute
Christopher J. Palermo,
Baker Botts - Austin, TX