PatentNext Summary:ArtificialIntelligence (AI) Patent Application filings continue theirexplosive growth trend at the U.S. Patent Office (USPTO). At theend of 2020, the USPTO published a report finding an exponentialincrease in the number of patent application filings from 2002 to2018. This trend has continued. In addition, current data showsthat AI-related application filings pertaining to graphics andimaging are taking the lead over AI modeling and simulationapplications.

In the last quarter of 2020, the United States Patent andTrademark Office (USPTO) reported that patent filings forArtificial Intelligence (AI) related inventions more than doubledfrom 2002 to 2018.SeeOffice of the Chief Economist, Inventing AI:Tracking The Diffusion Of Artificial Intelligence With Patents, IPDATA HIGHLIGHTS No. 5 (Oct. 2020).

Since the publication of the USPTO's report almost two yearsago, AI patent application filings have continued their explosivegrowth trend.

The below chart shows filings by Technology ("Tech")Center over time from 2000 to 2022.

Note that the right-most side of the graph slopes down becauseof the 18-month "Publication Delay," during whichinformation for newer patent application filings is not yetpublicly available. See37 CFR 1.211.

The above chart organizes patent application filings byTech Center. As shown, most AI-related patentapplications fall into one of two Tech Centers. First,Tech Center 2100(purple color in theabove graph) includes examiners that handle "ComputerArchitecture and Software" inventions. It is not surprisingthat many AI-related patent applications end up here because TechCenter 2100 includes the specific AI-relatedArt Unit 2120, which handles technology involving "AI& Simulation/Modeling."

Second,Tech Center 2600(red color in the abovegraph) handles "Communications" technology. Tech Center2600 includes several art units devoted to graphic and visualprocessing, such as Art Unit 2615 ("Computer GraphicProcessing") and Art Unit 2660 ("Digital Cameras; ImageAnalysis; Applications; pattern Recognition; Color and Compression;Enhancement and Transformation"). Such Art Units handleAI-related patent applications that involve image processing. Thiscan include the use of a Convolutional Neural Network("CNN") to detect, classify, and/or predict objects intwo-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) space.

Together these two Tech Centers receive a majority of theAI-related patent application filings.

For example, during the year 2018, Tech Center 2100 saw1,733 filings, and Tech Center 2600 saw 1,416 filings.

Later, in the year 2020, these two centers still saw the mostfilings but were reversed in respective rankings as to the numberof filings, where Tech Center 2100 saw 2,152 filings, and TechCenter 2600 saw 2,542 filings.

This suggests that graphical or image-related AI patentapplication filings have overtaken non-graphical or non-imageAI-related filings by the year 2020.

As good news for AI inventors, these two Tech Centers experiencehigh percentages of allowance. The below chart shows the patentapplication allowance rate by Tech Center.

As shown above, AI-related patent applications handled by TechCenter 2100 (purple bar in the above graph) has a relatively highallowance rate (84%). AI-related patent applications handled byTech Center 2600 (red bar in the above graph) has an even higherallowance rate (91%).

This finding can be contrasted toTech Center 3600(yellow bar in the abovegraph), which handles patent applications for a mix ofbusiness-related technologies, i.e.: "Transportation,Construction, Electronic Commerce, Agriculture, National Securityand License and Review."

Certain art units of Tech Center 3600, such as Art Unit 3620("Business Methods"), are infamous for issuingpatent-eligibility rejections pursuant to 35 USC 101. Suchrejections can be difficult to overcome and explains the much lowerallowance rate of 67% for Tech Center 3600.

Accordingly, staying out of Tech Center 3600 remains a viablestrategy for patentees.

To the extent the reader is interested in accomplishing this,please see PatentNext's articles on best practices forpatenting AI inventions. SeeHow to Patent an Artificial Intelligence (AI)Invention: Guidance from the U.S. Patent Office(USPTO)andHow to Patent Software Inventions: Show an"Improvement."

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Research and innovation in artificial intelligence in the automotive manufacturing and supply sector has declined in the last year.

The most recent figures show that the number of AI related patent applications in the industry stood at 253 in the three months ending March down from 300 over the same period in 2021.

Figures for patent grants related to AI followed a different pattern to filings growing from 44 in the three months ending March 2021 to 69 in the same period in 2022.

The figures are compiled by GlobalData, who track patent filings and grants from official offices around the world. Using textual analysis, as well as official patent classifications, these patents are grouped into key thematic areas, and linked to key companies across various industries.

AI is one of the key areas tracked by GlobalData. It has been identified as being a key disruptive force facing companies in the coming years, and is one of the areas that companies investing resources in now are expected to reap rewards from.

The figures also provide an insight into the largest innovators in the sector.

Toyota Motor Corp was the top AI innovator in the automotive manufacturing and supply sector in the latest quarter. The company, which has its headquarters in Japan, filed 70 AI related patents in the three months ending March. That was up from 52 over the same period in 2021.

It was followed by the Germany based Porsche Automobil Holding SE with 24 AI patent applications, the United States based Ford Motor Co (24 applications), and Ireland based Aptiv Plc. (21 applications).

Aptiv Plc. Has recently ramped up R&D in AI. It saw growth of 47.6% in related patent applications in the three months ending March compared to the same period in 2021 - the highest percentage growth out of all companies tracked with more than 10 quarterly patents in the automotive manufacturing and supply sector.

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As world leaders meet in Davos this week for the World Economic Forum, President Alice Gast writes on using AI in the race to meet the SDGs.

President Gast writes: "It is imperative that we put good processes and practices in place to ensure AI is developed in a positive and ethical way to see it adopted and used to its fullest by citizens and governments.

"We must now work together to ensure that artificial intelligence can accelerate progress of the Sustainable Development Goals and help us get back on track to reaching them by 2030."

President Gast highlighted some of the projects at Imperial that are harnessing the potential of AI to reach the SDGs.

Researchers from Google Health, DeepMind, the NHS, Northwestern University and colleagues at Imperial have designed andtrained an AI modelto spot breast cancer from X-ray images.

The computer algorithm, which was trained using mammography images from almost 29,000 women, was shown to be as effective as human radiologists in spotting cancer. At a time whenhealth services around the world are stretchedas they deal with long backlogs of patients following the pandemic, this sort of technology can help ease bottlenecks and improve treatment.

For malaria, a handheld lab-on-a-chip molecular diagnostics systems developed with AI could revolutionize how the disease is detected in remote parts of Africa. The project, which is led by the Digital Diagnostics for Africa Network, brings together collaborators such as MinoHealth AI Labs in Ghana and Imperials Global Development Hub. This technology could help pave the way for universal health coverage and push us towards achieving SDG3.

With an expanding global population,we face challenges around food demand and production not only how to reduce malnourishment but the impact on the planet too, such as deforestation, emissions and biodiversity loss. To meet these needs, the use of artificial intelligence in agriculture is growing rapidly and is enabling farmers to enhance crop production, direct machinery to carry out tasks autonomously, and identify pest infestations before they occur.

Smart sensing technology is also helping farmers use fertilizer more effectively and reduce environmental damage.An exciting research project, funded by the EPSRC, Innovate UK and Cytiva, will help growers optimize timing and amount of fertilizer to use on their crops, taking into account factors like the weather and soil condition. This will reduce the expense and damaging effects of over-fertilizing soil.

Imperial College Business Schoolwill be in Davos alongside the World Economic Forum from 22 - 26 May 2022. They will be holding a series of events on the theme ofTransforming Organisations, Transforming Markets an opportunity to explore some of the most pressing challenges and exciting opportunities facing business today.

One of the salons will focus on 'Delivering AI ethics' and another will focus on 'Decoding digital assets'.

Imperial academics will also be taking part in fringe panels on 'Integrating SDGs in the transition to Web3 technologies' and 'Rethinking Capitalism in the 4th industrial revolution'.

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Old Timer may be the oldest known humpback, first sighted Lynn Canal, Southeast Alaska 1972. Also sighted as PWF-NP1117 and HIHWNMS-2017-2-25WWG01A01 (Photo by Jim Nahmens, courtesy of Happy Whale)

A new whale identification program uses artificial intelligence to identify humpbacks by their flukes. Through photographs shared by whale watchers, the citizens science program Happy Whale has recorded thousands of whales that travel to and from Alaska.

Its a special moment, watching a gigantic humpback going for a deep dive. The whales back arches, the tail swings up, disappearing below the surface, like the pointed toes of an Olympic diver.

The tail fins or flukes are unique to each whale. The black and white pattern on the underside are precise identifiers.

Like facial recognition, we can tell who it is, said Ted Cheeseman, an expedition scientist who has studied whales all over the world, including in Antarctica. He co-founded the program, Happy Whale, as a way to track humpbacks, a species thats known to travel thousands of miles. Its helping to answer a lot of questions about their individual behavior.

Who does the whale hang out with? Does the whale have a calf? Cheeseman said. What is the larger story here such that we can build family relationships and so on, tell more of the story of the individual. To me, thats a huge part of this.

The difference between this photo ID program and others in the past is the man power needed. Happy Whale uses an automated computer program to ID the photos instead of people doing it by hand. Just one full-time and two part-time employees run the database and confirm the results.

The program started in 2015 but took years to test and fine tune. Now, whale watchers can share their fluke photos and locations to the online database, which has identified 68,000 humpbacks worldwide.

The program started with 18,000 whale photos that had been previously identified by hand. Cheeseman says Happy Whale is more efficient.

Somebody gives me a data set of a thousand photos, it used to be that that would be an hour per photo, Cheeseman said. The actual matching time is now insignificant. If someone gives me a thousand photos I can tell them the next day that, Oh, 700 of them are these known whales and these 300, those are probably new, you know, its pretty cool.

The program has documented about 30,000 humpbacks in the North Pacific, which Cheeseman expects is about 70 percent of the population.

Participants are rewarded for their work. They usually get an initial response within a few days to a week and get notices when their whale is spotted again.

Dennis Rogers, a long-time whale watching guide in Petersburg, has uploaded over 5,500 photos to the program.

Its very interesting just to see the migrations, Rogers said. Some of these whales go to Hawaii for the winter and theyre resighted there, which we get a notification when that resighting happens. Some of our whales go to Mexico. Its real interesting, some of our whales go to Mexico one year and to Hawaii the next year.

Rogers encourages his clients to send in their photos as well. He says other tracking systems, including satellite tags, can fall off whales within days.

This is purely un-invasive and gives a great amount of information over time. Some of our whales weve been tracking close to 40 years, Rogers said.

The program has found some unusual migrations in Alaskas individual whales, said Scott Roberge, a board member for Petersburgs Marine Mammal Center.

Theyve followed one from Alaska to Hawaii to Japan back to Alaska, Roberge said. Made the loop of the North Pacific.

Roberge also contributes photographs and enjoys getting the feedback.

Its incredible to get that information and to get the email that says, Oh, the whale that you took a picture of last summer was just found in Hawaii and it just had a baby, he said.

Cheeseman believes that over 95 percent of humpbacks in Southeast Alaska are in the database already. But thats just the start of Happy Whale as the program is expanding. Cheeseman hopes to automate dorsal fin recognition within the year, which would allow them to identify and track orcas and other species a lot faster.

Cheeseman gave a presentation in Petersburg, May 18 at the Wright Auditorium.

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We live in an era of biometric revolution, a technology that allows the verification of a person's identity through fingerprints or facial recognition. We encounter it when unlocking a phone, safely accessing company premises or a bank account.

Since 2007 a Slovak company Innovatrics, founded by Jn Lunter Jr., has been involved in biometrics. On a global scale, the company is a strong player that has already verified the identity of more than a billion people.

Facial biometrics has significantly expanded the commercial capabilities of the technology, as cameras are cheaper and therefore used by more employees than fingerprint scanners.

When Innovatrics started, facial biometrics had a high error rate, but thanks to the development of neural networks and artificial intelligence, its reliability has significantly improved.

Recently, the company launched a project to improve the technology. For this purpose, the company has hired five Ukrainians and plans to employ more in the near future.

"We didn't want to be a charity, so we offered Ukrainians a job that would make sense for them, as well as for us," explains Jn Zborsk, a Communication Manager in the company.

The Innovatrics Ukrainian team's task is to create datasets to teach artificial intelligence to check liveness. In other words, software will identify whether the system is looking at a photo from a magazine, a living person, or a person wearing a mask during an identification check.

Why? The coronavirus pandemic has created a boom in technologies that enable companies to communicate with clients remotely. One such example is banks that allow the opening of an account from a living room.

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TAMPA, Fla.(BUSINESS WIRE)Edgility, Inc. launches EdgeAi as healthcares first operationally embedded AI with Explainability. EdgeAi exposes the internal mechanics of machine learning and deep learning systems in human-understandable terms. Trust in AI model predictions is paramount if care providers and administrators are to accept the decisions based on them. EdgeAi generates a standard label for transparency of the prediction model, leading to better AI adoption and open-box development.

EdgeAi natively incorporates Explainability so humans can understand the inputs and the results, said Justin Falk, Edgilitys Chief Technology Officer. In contrast to the traditional AI black-box, which even the developer rarely understands, EdgeAi surfaces the logic to the end-user.

As an early Edgility partner, University Hospitals (UH) in Cleveland is at the forefront of utilizing EdgeAi predictions and insight while revealing the data and logic that creates each forecast prediction. At UH, we utilize EdgeAi to predict discharges and expose the factors that influence the prediction visible to all end-users, said Sam Brown, UHs VP of Logistics and Systems Operation.

Built into Edgilitys Smart Operations and Orchestration platform, EdgeAi predictions are mapped to specific levers of action toward achieving a particular outcome.

UH is at the forefront of utilizing AI to build a culture of trust, said Cliff Megerian, MD, FACS, Chief Executive Officer of UH, Jane and Henry Meyer Chief Executive Officer Distinguished Chair. Paired with our strong strategic plan and operating model, we are achieving the advantages of being a unified health system, enabling future investments that advance care and help make UH the most trusted caregiver in Northeast Ohio.

EdgeAis predictions are translated into orchestrated actions and behaviors through Edgilitys Smart Operations Platform, making this a closed-loop intelligence and action engine. The future of problem-solving demands demystified algorithms, said Balaji Ramadoss, co-founder, and CEO of Edgility. EdgeAi enables health systems to construct their own AI factory to curate datasets and run thousands of learning cycles and algorithms.

Without a clear mapping to the next behavior, AI outputs are ineffective, said Peter Pronovost, MD, PhD, Chief Quality and Clinical Transformation Officer at UH. At UH, we utilize the EdgeAi prediction to hardwire behavior to fractal management models to drive accountability and action.

EdgeAi is built on Edgilitys Cognitive Platform and closes the AIaction loop in real-time. With over 2 million patients orchestrated just in 2021, the capability within EdgeAi will benefit millions more and transform patient care by bridging the current AI opacity.

EdgeAi is available for all existing clients utilizing Discharge as a Service, Intelligent Transfers as a Service, Hospital at Home Orchestration, and Staffing and Huddle Orchestration.

About Edgility, Inc.

Since 2016, Edgility has provided health systems with Smart Operations and Orchestration platforms. From care coordination and population management to quality of care to revenue leakage and emerging business opportunities, Edgilitys Operations Centers and EdgeAi orchestrate operational workflows and remove process fragmentation. Edgility partners with health systems to help tackle their most significant operational challenges. For more, visit edgilityhealth.com

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Founded in 1866, University Hospitals serves the needs of patients through an integrated network of 23 hospitals (including five joint ventures), more than 50 health centers and outpatient facilities, and over 200 physician offices in 16 counties throughout northern Ohio. The systems flagship quaternary care, academic medical center, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, is affiliated with Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Northeast Ohio Medical University, Oxford University and the Technion Israel Institute of Technology. The main campus also includes the UH Rainbow Babies & Childrens Hospital, ranked among the top childrens hospitals in the nation; UH MacDonald Womens Hospital, Ohios only hospital for women; and UH Seidman Cancer Center, part of the NCI-designated Case Comprehensive Cancer Center. UH is home to some of the most prestigious clinical and research programs in the nation, with more than 3,000 active clinical trials and research studies underway. UH Cleveland Medical Center is perennially among the highest performers in national ranking surveys, including Americas Best Hospitals from U.S. News & World Report. UH is also home to 19 Clinical Care Delivery and Research Institutes. UH is one of the largest employers in Northeast Ohio with more than 30,000 employees. Follow UH on LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. For more information, visit UHhospitals.org.

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