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As AI adoption in patent practice continues to accelerate, a critically important question emerges—How do you get AI to deliver the work product you need and the quality you want?

Please join Solve Intelligence and IPWatchdog on Thursday, February 5, at 12 PM ET for a detailed examination of the practical application of AI prompting for patent practice. This webinar is designed for patent attorneys and in-house counsel who want to move beyond experimentation and understand how prompt engineering can be used as a repeatable skill, enabling more efficient, higher-quality patent work across AI-enabled workflows.

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AI is now a daily tool for many patent attorneys—from drafting assistance to prior art searches. But questions about inventorship and ethics persist. Courts and patent offices worldwide continue to grapple with whether AI can be considered an inventor, and the recent November 2025 USPTO guidance has brought fresh clarity to this evolving area.

This article explores where the line is drawn between AI as a tool and AI as an inventor, and how attorneys can use AI responsibly while meeting their professional obligations. The revised USPTO guidance may be found here.

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We are delighted to announce that Khurana & Khurana (K&K) is deploying Solve Intelligence across their extensive global practice. Professionals at K&K leverage Solve Intelligence to analyze prior art, formulate response strategies, and draft patent applications more efficiently. The platform is designed to keep legal professionals firmly in control throughout the entire process, allowing them to use AI as an extension of their legal expertise.

SEP claim charting can be a bottleneck in patent licensing and portfolio management: too time-consuming and expensive to perform rigorously at scale, yet too important to skip. Solve Intelligence is changing this equation, allowing practitioners to generate high-quality claim charts in minutes rather than hours, while surfacing insights that might otherwise be missed.

This article provides a practical, structured due diligence checklist your firm can use to help move from abstract concerns about AI risk to a clear, repeatable evaluation, which reduces risk, aligns stakeholders, and speeds up internal approval.

We are excited to welcome Laura C.Brutman, Shareholder at Banner Witcoff, to Solve Intelligence’s CustomerAdvisory Board.

We are proud to announce that HaynesBoone is working closely with Solve Intelligence following a rigorous evaluation process.

For patent attorneys evaluating AI software like Solve Intelligence, or any SaaS tool used for handling client confidential data, data residency can affect confidentiality, compliance, and risk, and should be a part of your first-pass due diligence.