shaheeniquebal

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   by shaheeniquebal 7mo ago

   Thanks for this. Super helpful perspective. The point about health-tech still leaning on patents because “it works” is interesting. From your conversations with early-stage founders, did you notice whether that confidence comes from actual
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   Ask HN: How are early-stage AI startups thinking about IP protection?

   5 points by shaheeniquebal 7mo ago|4 comments
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   by shaheeniquebal 10mo ago

   Totally agree. Enforcing a patent is often the most unaffordable part. When the enforcement path is basically off the table, do you think lighter-weight IP protection methods (like publishing something as prior art so nobody else can patent
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   by shaheeniquebal 10mo ago

   Thanks for sharing that — really helpful perspective. Can I ask: in situations like yours, would a lower-cost way to establish defensible prior art (basically a time-stamped public disclosure that blocks others from patenting the same idea)
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   Ask HN: Have you ever skipped filing a patent due to cost or uncertainty?

   1 points by shaheeniquebal 10mo ago|4 comments
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   Ask HN: Would you use a fast/cheap "prior art" service instead of a patent?

   5 points by shaheeniquebal 10mo ago|6 comments