The fundamental graph of technology The graph's horizontal axis is linear in years, while its vertical axis is exponential. That is, each annotation represents a factor of 100 in improvement. If the bottom of the axis represented a single grain of sand, the top of the axis would be the number of grains of sand in a thousand beaches. The graph tells the story of our lives as … [Read more...] about 128 years of computing power: implications for IP lawyers
Expert Witness
An IP Lawyer’s Guide to Recent AI Developments
As an AI expert witness and consultant, I've had a front-row seat to the remarkable evolution of artificial intelligence. As we approach the end of 2024, several developments justify attention from legal professionals working in intellectual property and technology law. The Turing Test: A Legal Benchmark? In 1950, Alan Turing proposed the 'Imitation Game' - now known as the … [Read more...] about An IP Lawyer’s Guide to Recent AI Developments
What level of experience is required for expert testimony?
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a non-drug treatment for illnesses like depression which is gaining clinical adoption after FDA clearance of new protocols such as SAINT. Brain Frequency LLC and Wave Neuroscience Inc. both offer types of personalized TMS involving a pre-procedure electroencephalogram (EEG) assessment. In recent Western District of Texas patent … [Read more...] about What level of experience is required for expert testimony?
Transducer Technology and Related Litigation
Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of medical device technology, transducers play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between electronic signals and the physical world. In my work as an expert witness specializing in medical devices, signal processing, semiconductors, and MEMS, I've observed the increasing importance of transducers in both technological advancements … [Read more...] about Transducer Technology and Related Litigation
New ruling on expert qualification in patent cases
In a recent decision, the Federal Circuit provided guidance on the qualification of expert witnesses in #patent cases. The case in question centered on a challenge to the plaintiff's technical expert. Defense counsel argued that the expert lacked specific experience in diagnostic imaging at the time of the alleged invention. They attempted to differentiate this from the … [Read more...] about New ruling on expert qualification in patent cases