AI Visualize said its patents deliver "real-time immersive 3D interactive VR telepresence,” but Judge Richard Andrews said the company merely claimed the abstract idea of remotely storing a dataset of images, transmitting the images over the Internet, and displaying the images at a client computer.
July 11, 2022 at 03:18 PM
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A patent dispute between players in the artificial intelligence space has ended with a finding of ineligibility.
Friday’s decision from Delaware U.S. District Judge Richard Andrews in AI Visualize v. Nuance Communications is good news for Nuance and its attorneys at Weil, Gotshal & Manges. It may add to concerns that patents designed to protect AI-related tech are especially vulnerable on patent eligibility grounds.
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