Chris Parsonson

Solve Intelligence raises $12M Series A to scale its AI-for-patents platform with backing from Microsoft (via M12), Thomson Reuters (via TRV), & 20VC.

Solve Intelligence has partnered with one of the largest law firms in Israel, Meitar, to continue building the leading AI platform for patent law.

We are excited to announce the formation of our Customer Advisory Board, bringing together distinguished intellectual property practitioners who are at the forefront of the patent space to help advise Solve on building the go-to AI platform for IP professionals.

Navigating the complexities of patent prosecution can be daunting, but advancements in AI have ushered in tools that make the process more efficient and accurate. In this article, we’ll explore the top AI patent prosecution tools of 2025, highlighting their features, benefits, and how they’re revolutionizing the field of intellectual property.

At Solve Intelligence, we build AI tools for patent attorneys. This means a design philosophy of developing, testing and refining our platforms specifically with our end-users in mind. We recognize that in order to build the best AI tools for patent attorneys, patent attorneys themselves must be involved in the development process. Their domain expertise, combined with the advanced technical knowledge of our AI and engineering teams, ensures our Patent Copilot isn’t just innovative—it’s tailored to the realities of patent practice, delivering solutions that truly work for attorneys. In this article, we explain what our patent attorneys do here at Solve, and how they collaborate with our wider team and customers to deliver our AI solutions.