I am tired of FUD stories about how broad a patent is. Patent claims are organized as a series of claims with each claim narrower than the one before. Patents

I am tired of FUD stories about how broad a patent is. Patent claims are organized as a series of claims with each claim narrower than the one before. Patents are always written with the first claims extremely broad and are not expected to be granted. It isn't until near the end of the claims that the meat of the patent exists. In this case it has something to do with using multiple neural networks to train each other. I've read that is what they did with alphaGO.