Alexander Reben is automatically generating all possible prior art. Which will probably take a while.
Instead, why not stop examining patents altogether?
(via Boing Boing)
You won't believe this one crazy trick that would fix the broken patent system — On Thursday The White House announced a trio of executive actions to fight patent trolls, most interestingly: 'Crowdsourcing Prior Art — To help ensure that U.S. patents are of the highest quality, the USPTO is announcing a new initiative...
How to fix software patents — In 1790 Thomas Jefferson became the first patent examinerand issued a grand total of three patents. 220 years later the US Patent Office has a backlogof over 1.2 million applications. Internet and software industries are created and destroyed in the...
TDCommons and the Future of Patent Law — Paresh Dave in Wired writes about TDCommons.org, a Google funded but bepress operated site. The idea is to publish technical disclosuresas prior art that might invalidate future patents. It's an interesting overview...
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