Data report on artificial intelligence and machine learning
Patent study – artificial intelligence
Most comprehensive data on patents related to technology, especially AI and machine learning, since 2002
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The data report contains all the granted patents specifically in the fields of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Totalling 203 patents in India.
The data report also contains revealing graphs on various technological and patenting trends. It is accompanied by details of major patents that can be a great learning experience for you.
How many patents have been filed and among them, how many have been successfully granted by the Indian patent office?
Find irrefutable information on the most convincing patent cases in India. Which are the top companies filing patents in India and globally? In which technology the most AI-related patents are filed in India?
In the data report we explain many concepts such as
- Section 3K of Indian patent act that lays down conditions for patenting software applications.
- Mathematical or business methods or a computer program, or an algorithm, that cannot be patented under Section 3K.
Why are software patents not allowed in India?
Software is not patentable due to its mathematical nature. Computer programs in India are considered a form of applied mathematics. Lines of code can be copyrighted – you cannot use the software without paying for it – but the basic idea of the software cannot be patented. For example, multiple companies can build accounting software using the same logic because there are only limited ways account books can be maintained. But the lines of code, for example, used with Freshbooks, can be copyrighted.
Does it mean software cannot be patented at all? That’s not the case. Software attached to a specific invention, for example software used in a robotic product that has been specifically written for that robotic product, can be patented.
Here are some extracts of the report
Ericsson vs Intex – Section 3K
Intex (along with Micromax) had complained to the CCI that Ericsson was not allowing them to use its software technology without royalty. Ericsson wasn’t even disclosing the licensing terms. In that case, the Delhi High Court granted an injunction restraining Intex Technologies India Ltd. from manufacturing, assembling, importing, selling, and offering for sale mobile phones and devices that infringed Ericsson’s eight standard essential patents relating to Edge, 3G, and AMR technology. The court held that, “… any invention which has a technical contribution or has a technical effect and is not merely a computer program per se as alleged by the defendant and the same is patentable.”
Ferid Allani vs Union of India – Section 3K
Ferid Allani, a citizen of Tanisha, desired to get a patent on a “Method and device for accessing information sources and services on the web”, back in 2002.
He had filed a patent application No. IN/PCT/2002/00705/DEL (PCT filed on 17th July 2002). He wanted to patent a “Method and device for accessing information sources and services on the web”. He made the claim because the software was based on the device it was being run on.
Patents, all over the world, are tested based on their “technical effect” and “technical contribution”. The innovation can be patented if it can be proven that it has a technical effect on the outcome and it makes a technical contribution.
Unfortunately for Ferid Allani, the case went on for 19 years and finally, it was decided that he won’t get the patent because the claim was about the software, which, in most of the cases, is not patentable.
New guidelines on computer -related inventions – 2017
The new 2017 guidelines provide more clarity and consistency in the examination of computer-related inventions (CRIs). The intention is to apply the patentability criteria in a fair and consistent manner. The Indian patent office purposefully insists that software unique to a particular hardware is patentable.
98/8500+ AI-powered app patents were granted in India
Most of the apps patented have AI or machine learning as their major feature.
AI as an invention is still not considered patentable in India, primarily because it is a mathematical model.
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Content of the PPT
- What kind of AI Inventions are Granted in India
- How to get a Patent in the AI domain in India
- Landmark Cases in India
- Top Companies filing Patents in India and Globally
- Technology in which maximum AI patents are filed
- Filing Vs Grant trend in India
- Top 10 important patents/Inventions in India
- Excel sheet containing all the granted patent (AI and Machine Learning) in India – (203 Patents)
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- 203 patents examined.
- Learn about top companies filing patents in India, and globally.
- Filing vs Grant trends in India revealed.
- Case studies of landmark patent cases in India.
- Major focus on AI and machine learning.
- Insights on how to get a patent in India in the artificial intelligence domain.
- Learn which companies have filed the maximum patents for AI-powered technologies.
- Know about what type of AI technologies are granted in India.
