These guys are so lucky to have you and so am I! You’ve done an excellent job here… I’ll be joining the team, and I’ll mention how good you were in this video, truly extensive and inviting.
I invitation companies investing in this technology to improve on their products and generate new products that coincide with specific needs based on internal data. In turn, this may decrease outsourcing licensing from product developers. Any opinions?
I was waiting to see when this would come out from you guys! Having ChatGPT write my PPA for one of my ideas. Not sure if you have it already available on your channel but if you had a rubric/template that I could feed it, along with a list of bullets of what it should watch out for that would be very useful information.
If you want to learn and write a provisional patent application correctly, I highly recommend you purchase smart IP. It’s extremely affordable and it’s the best out there. inventright.com/patent/
Courtney is amazing. Agreed! Keep Inventing! - Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder ( Call, email, book an appointment or request more info about how we can help by visiting us here. inventright.com/contact/ )
I am very scared and reluctant to use any AI because of the question of who owns the intellectual property of what ever you produce with the assistance of AI until this issue is clarified for me I’m going nowhere near any AI tools.
@@inventRight I agree its a tool. But I saw a quote that is interesting: For a work to enjoy copyright protection under current U.S. law, “the work must be the result of original and creative authorship by a human author,” says Margaret Esquenet, partner with Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP. “Absent human creative input, a work is not entitled to copyright protection. As a result, the U.S. Copyright Office will not register a work that was created by an autonomous artificial intelligence tool.” All of this is very interesting and probably will be debated alot in the future.
Personally, I’m going be using it differently. Searching for companies. Helping write interesting titles for articles. And one line benefits statements.
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Killer Presentation indeed! Thank you so much! I love you folks! My brain is pumped!
Thank you so much for the kind words!
These guys are so lucky to have you and so am I! You’ve done an excellent job here… I’ll be joining the team, and I’ll mention how good you were in this video, truly extensive and inviting.
Yes - Courtney is a star.
I’ve been delving in the ai space for months now and still I learned new stuff. Really good presentation!
We LOVE to hear it. Thank you!
Really great presentation. Good job Courtney
I invitation companies investing in this technology to improve on their products and generate new products that coincide with specific needs based on internal data. In turn, this may decrease outsourcing licensing from product developers. Any opinions?
I don't understand your question. -Andrew
What ENERGY ! She must be frequently requested by Newbies
Courtney is amazing!
Killer presentation in deed ! Amazing session Courtney!! Thank you !
Thank you for watching V!
I was waiting to see when this would come out from you guys! Having ChatGPT write my PPA for one of my ideas. Not sure if you have it already available on your channel but if you had a rubric/template that I could feed it, along with a list of bullets of what it should watch out for that would be very useful information.
Next video: Using ChatGPT to write your Provisional Patent Application. :)
I wouldn’t recommend ChatGPT to write your PPA.
@@inventRight Could you explain why?
ChatGPT doesn’t actually create for you.
It pulls things from the Internet. Things that might not even be correct.
If you want to learn and write a provisional patent application correctly, I highly recommend you purchase smart IP.
It’s extremely affordable and it’s the best out there.
inventright.com/patent/
Girl you can read , wow
Courtney is amazing. Agreed! Keep Inventing! - Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder ( Call, email, book an appointment or request more info about how we can help by visiting us here. inventright.com/contact/ )
Great stuff
Thank you for watching!
Excellent video! Lots of great knowledge from Courtney
Thank you for watching!
How about AI for prototypes, especially embedded firmware or CAD. Marc Potney would approve of it.
It’s not great for Prototypes!
Huge help.! Thanks a lot
Thanks for watching and commenting!
I am very scared and reluctant to use any AI because of the question of who owns the intellectual property of what ever you produce with the assistance of AI until this issue is clarified for me I’m going nowhere near any AI tools.
You haven’t watch the video.
It’s just a creative tool.
@@inventRight I agree its a tool. But I saw a quote that is interesting: For a work to enjoy copyright protection under current U.S. law, “the work must be the result of original and creative authorship by a human author,” says Margaret Esquenet, partner with Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP. “Absent human creative input, a work is not entitled to copyright protection. As a result, the U.S. Copyright Office will not register a work that was created by an autonomous artificial intelligence tool.” All of this is very interesting and probably will be debated alot in the future.
It’s going to be interesting!
Personally, I’m going be using it differently. Searching for companies. Helping write interesting titles for articles. And one line benefits statements.