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AI in the patent industry: Bubble trouble and the affordability myth

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Whenever this Kat writes about AI, responses have started to move away from talk about hallucination, confidentiality or quality. The new concern is one of economics, i.e. will the whole AI thing just become too expensive and are we putting ourselves at risk by outsourcing to AI. It is argued that AI tools are currently…

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