Tag: corporation

Conceptual drawing of room temperature superconductivity, 3D rendering of suspended iron cubes

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post

Gary Smith and Jeffrey Funk
Date
August 10, 2023

Categorized
Science

Tagged
Conspiracy theories, corporation, Covid, Distrust (book by Gary Smith), Innovation, Moon landing, power, science, Technology}

The LK-99 BS Further Undermines the Credibility of Science

_{The rejection or distortion of genuine science can have tragic consequences} _{Gary Smith and Jeffrey Funk
August 10, 2023

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Science has enriched our lives enormously. Publicity stunts like this superconductor fiasco will not help. Read More ›

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podcast

Richard W. Stevens and Robert J. Marks
Date
December 8, 2022

Tagged
Artificial Intelligence, Censorship and US law, Copyright, copyright law, corporation, Courts, Creativity, Lawsuits, Patent, patent law, Richard W. Stevens, Robert J. Marks}

Can AI Be Issued Patents?

_{Richard W. Stevens and Robert J. Marks
December 8, 2022

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Should a computer program ever be listed as an inventor of a patent? Would AI have any right to sue for patent infringement? The US Patent Office has ruled that only “natural persons” can own patents, not machines, but should that change? Robert J. Marks discusses patent law and artificial intelligence with attorney and author, Richard W. Stevens. Additional Resources Read More ›

Stressed computer engineer reading code, cgi data and making mistake while analyzing special effects charts while working late at night. Confused, worried and anxious web developer discovering a hack

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podcast

Richard W. Stevens and Robert J. Marks
Date
December 1, 2022

Tagged
Artificial Intelligence, Copyright, copyright law, corporation, Creativity, Lawsuits, Patent, patent law, Richard W. Stevens, Robert J. Marks}

Patents and the Creativity Requirement

_{Richard W. Stevens and Robert J. Marks
December 1, 2022

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A new invention has to produce unexpected or surprising new results that were not anticipated by existing technology in order to be patented. Can computers generate something outside the explanation or expectation of the programmer? Robert J. Marks discusses patent law, creativity, and artificial intelligence with attorney and author, Richard W. Stevens. Additional Resources