Using AI Responsibly in Patent Prosecution

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This on-demand webinar offers a clear, high-level overview of how artificial intelligence can be used responsibly in patent practice, aligned with the USPTO’s guidance on the use of AI-based tools. As AI becomes more common in patent workflows, understanding the ethical and professional boundaries that govern its use is essential.

AI can support efficiency and analysis, but it does not replace an attorney’s professional judgment or obligations. Patent practitioners must ensure that the use of AI tools remains consistent with duties of competence, confidentiality, candor, and supervision.

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Practical Guidance for Patent Practitioners

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This session is a recording of a CLE program hosted by ALM/Law.com on October 29, 2025, presented by Kevin Bronson, Registered Patent Attorney at Simpson & Simpson, PLLC, and The Colson Law Group. It breaks down key elements of the USPTO’s guidance and explains how they apply in real-world patent prosecution.

Through practical examples and clear explanations, you will gain actionable insights you can apply immediately in your own practice.

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Watch the webinar recording to learn how to:

• Use AI tools to improve efficiency while maintaining full professional responsibility
• Understand how existing USPTO rules and CFR obligations apply when AI is involved in drafting or analysis
• Review AI-assisted work with the same level of care as work prepared by a junior practitioner
• Supervise colleagues and support staff in the compliant use of AI tools
• Develop internal best practices for integrating AI into patent prosecution workflows

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� Watch the on-demand webinar to better understand the ethical and practical considerations shaping the use of AI in patent practice today.

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This webinar is a recording of a CLE session hosted by ALM/Law.com on October 29, 2025.

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