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Nick Seaver

@npseaver
1 posts
2019-08-22
And it ends with a perfect lesson: you shouldn't use patents to predict what companies will do, but you can use them to learn about the problems they're working on.
2019-08-22 View on X
Slate

A look at the weird and wacky patents filed by tech companies, some seemingly unrelated to the industry, and the reasons behind filing for them

and far more effective ways to encourage and protect innovation. https://slate.com/... @stanfordlaw : Tech companies are competing to amass as many patents as possible, but could t...