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If There’s a 1 in a Million Chance of Conflict, How Long Until It Happens?By Dr. Guan Wang | CoFounder, Huski AI Our extensive big data study at Huski AI revealed that any new trademark application has a 1 in 1,000,000 chance of conflicting with an existing mark, based on our proprietary conflict-detection algorithm. Did you know that even with a seemingly minuscule 1 in a million chance of a trademark conflict, the odds can catch up to you faster than expected? If you’re managing a growing portfolio of trademarks, this statistic isn’t just a fun fact—it’s a wake-up call.

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The Ultimate Collaboration: [Hu]-Man, Machine & IP By Relani Belous | Founder, The Trademark Channel Let’s face it. Trademarks are exhilarating to me…but that is not the case for everyone. But, we can all agree that protecting your brand is crucial if you are a business, and especially if you are a consumer you want to know you are getting what’s “real.” And with AI in the mix, the process has never been more resourceful — or dare I say — exciting.

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Two weeks ago, during the Huski webinar “Explore GPT’s Potential in Legal: How Should Lawyers Work Effectively with AI?”, we discussed many topical issues around the latest AI progress and its reception in the legal world. We are thrilled to share with you some of the highlights from the webinar, where we had the unprecedented opportunity to interact with GPT-4, the latest and most advanced AI language model, just like a human participant.

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In the fast-paced world of trademark prosecution, time is a precious resource. The ability to efficiently draft accurate and compelling legal documents can make all the difference in a successful case. However, lawyers often find themselves grappling with the challenges of creating legal documents from scratch and staying up to date with evolving templates. Huski.ai, a leading provider of trademark prosecution and brand protection services, has harnessed the power of cutting-edge technologies to revolutionize the legal industry.

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As always, Huski AI is committed to improving our platform based on your valuable feedback, and with this update, we are introducing two trademark search functionalities that will make your search faster, more efficient, and more intuitive.

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At Huski AI, we are thrilled about the promises of new generative artificial intelligence to enhance how we serve our clients. However, as a company comprised of AI and product experts, we are cognizant of the risks accompanying the surge in AI services. That is why we are taking a proactive stance to ensure our professionals utilize these groundbreaking technologies responsibly while upholding our strict commitment to safeguarding data privacy for our clients and ourselves.

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Huski AI is constantly striving to optimize its platform and deliver a seamless user experience. In our latest product update for May, we are excited to introduce two significant enhancements that will revolutionize how you manage actions in docketing and streamline your notification process. Let’s dive into the details!

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We were thrilled to make our presence known at the prestigious INTA 2023 Annual Meeting in Singapore. As a leading AI company, we were eager to reconnect with old friends and colleagues while showcasing the latest developments in the AI world that have significant implications for trademark practices.

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Artificial intelligence has stormed into the legal industry and started redefining the rules of the game. While the hype around AI often leads to unrealistic expectations, its potential to transform how we work is undeniable. For brand protection practices, AI brings both opportunities and challenges that call for a thoughtful yet proactive strategy.

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Our CTO Dr. Guan Wang gave a speech at Stanford University for a USPTO event on AI inventorship. The esteemed committee consisted of Stanford professors of law and public policy, law firm partners, and leaders in the AI industry. The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) plays an important role in incentivizing and protecting innovation, including innovation enabled by artificial intelligence (AI), to ensure continued U.S. leadership in AI and other emerging technologies (ET). seek stakeholder input on the current state of AI technologies and inventorship issues that may result from their advancement. The discussion centered around a few fundamental questions of inventorship in the era of artificial general intelligence (AGI). Some of the questions included: How is AI used in the invention creation process? How does the use of an AI system in the invention creation process differ from the use of other technical tools? If an AI system contributes to an invention at the same level as a human who would be considered a joint inventor? What statutory changes, if any, should be considered as to U.S. inventorship law, and what consequences do you foresee for those statutory changes? Given the experience of this committee and the depth of the discussion, this event is easily one of the most influential and defining moments for the future of inventorship in the AI era. The key takeaways from some speakers are listed as the following.

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