ChatGPT and Natural Language Processors in Patent Prosecution: Protecting Privacy, Ensuring Accuracy

Mr. Hyams is Senior Counsel at The Marbury Law Group and has a wide range of in-house and law firm experience.  Mr. Hyams builds and protects valuable business assets from the products of your creativity and industry, develops intellectual property (IP) portfolios, and establishes best-in-class IP protection strategies and policies.

Mr. Hyams advises in the areas of patent preparation and prosecution, software and technology licenses, open source software licensing and use, content licensing, and data privacy issues, as well as confidential information (trade secret) policies and best practices, and content (copyright) licensing and use.  His transactional experience includes intellectual property due diligence and deal negotiation for corporate mergers, acquisitions, and dispositions, as well as an array of commercial agreements including sales, procurement, professional services and service contracts, promotional deals, manufacturing agreements, and nondisclosure agreements.

Mr. Mazahery has experience in many aspects of intellectual property law, including patent preparation and prosecution; patentability, validity, and infringement opinions; strategic patent portfolio development; and litigation.

Mr. Mazahery focuses his practice on patent preparation and prosecution in the electrical, computer, and telecommunication arts.  Mr. Mazahery has experience with software systems, microprocessors/microcontrollers, wireless communications (e.g., 5G, 4G, LTE, UMTS, CDMA, OFDMA, WiFi, etc.), sensor networks, resource-constrained systems, autonomous vehicles, virtual/augmented reality, machine learning, behavioral analysis, anti-virus systems, electronic displays (e.g., LCDs, OLEDs, smart glasses, HUDs, etc.), parallel processing, distributed computing, and other similar technologies.

Mr. Mazahery also has over seven years of experience working as a software engineer for a global defense firm.