Recent Developments In Artificial Intelligence And IP Law: South Africa Grants World s First Patent For AI-Created Invention - Intellectual Property
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This 3-part series of posts examines the benefits, disadvantages, and pitfalls concerning nonpublication requests for patent applications. Part 1 of this series focuses on the general procedure and benefits of not publishing a patent application.
Filing a patent application is critical for many companies to protect their intellectual property. By default, most patent applications are published around eighteen months from the earliest filing date for which a priority benefit is sought.
1 However, there are a number of exceptions under which a patent application will not be published, including: (i) if the patent application is no longer pending (e.g., expressly abandoned or issued as a patent), (ii) the patent application is national security classified, subject to a secrecy order, or under nation security review, (iii) the patent application is a provisional patent application, (iv) the patent application is a design pat