"The opinion ended with a note that "[m]achine learning is a burgeoning and increasingly important field and may lead to patent-eligible improvements in technology." The court explained that its instant opinion held "only that patents that do no more than claim the application of generic machine learning to new data environments, without disclosing improvements to the machine learning models to be applied, are patent ineligible under § 101."
zoobab•3h ago
"The opinion ended with a note that "[m]achine learning is a burgeoning and increasingly important field and may lead to patent-eligible improvements in technology." The court explained that its instant opinion held "only that patents that do no more than claim the application of generic machine learning to new data environments, without disclosing improvements to the machine learning models to be applied, are patent ineligible under § 101."