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There is no shockwave or alarm. This is what the elite white man has been doing. The game has reversed, so get a helmet and deal with it my white fella. Quite an insult to us audiences with your bias view. Its ok your white skin is doing it and viewed as saintly, but China doing it is alarming...

well the west ignores every patent they dont like to honor in the first place.. kinda funny that they blame China now for doing the same. Core Example: US11196566, US11895246, JP6813477

So China is doing what USA has been doing.

DC is the most expensive swamp in history. The high cost of living is a major contributor to federal corruption and ineptitude.

This is concerning if most of them are software patents.

Zar to amerika nije radila zadnji par decenija šta je sad kinezi uzimaju 😂

China is just following the exact footsteps that the US..UK and EU have been bullying and threatening other countries in its foreign jurisdictions on chips act and others with tariffs and sanctions... if the US can do it, why not other countries...so what is that you are complaining???? Tell it to the UK..UK.and EU leaders first before accusing China as if it is the only country doing it..please dont look in China's way only .,you have to look and self reflect what the US..UK and EU have been implementing all these rules ..what a joke .m

China has no jurisdiction over the United States patent office they have no jurisdiction

Well done, China. You've really pissed off the West😂😂😂😂

Is China setting unreasonable rates, or is China rolling its muscles to limit exploitative excesses of patent royalties? Two questions arise: 1) how does your example play out in the real world, in figures? How much money did Nokia invest to develop the patent technology, and how much did they make of it so far? In other words, how exploitative was their set rate of $3/phone, and how (un)fair is the reduction to $1/phone? 2) Does this mean that China is developing the tools to deal effectively with patent trolls? Saying that, a deep dive on patent trolls, how they work and their influence on innovation might make an interesting video topic.

Forget patenting something, I did it once, and its just a waste of time and money, best of putting a copyright on it, that way its a criminal act if someone copies it... Plus like here in Australia the state fines and investigates the copyright infringements so you aren't paying the legal.

America is a weapons war law firm corporation billionaire China is not - they don’t put the destruction of humanity first - profits are after people & because the rich can’t buy their Govt they are able to afford their lives & live how we were told we could if we did everything right we are 4% of the global population but home to 2/3’s of the world’s lawyers - lawyers don’t produce shit so it’s hardly shocking that China who has the most engineers & scientists would be filing more patents than us we’re too busy trying to survive to innovate

Reasonable license fees or loss of patent rights would be in order.

Hey! How about a playlist of videos on how to get a patent step by step and what to watch out for as well as what to avoid - hopefully without going through a patent lawyer? Is that even possible? Thanks!

It's much worse than. There are spies within the patent office who delay pertinent patent applications and forward them to interested parties. Then a modified application is fast forwarded, over the original one. There are many stories of this practice and it's a very old one.

I ran across some patent trolls that got mad at me for making up a name they didn't think of for the technology I'm working with. They told me how they had planned in advance of this technology taking off and would wait until the company got really going and then sue them for the name they put rights on. I was glad that I thought of something those trolls didn't think of, but interestingly someone someplace else did try and sue me for the name of my company but it turned out I thought of it first.

wouldntcareless.blogspot.com/2011/08/patenting-is-no-more-protecting.html

For such an important subject, the number of views and comments are ... ups... nil.

I wonder what the CCP's position is on feminism and trans?

Good!

You mean like having to go to work like the rest of the country does? Man you guys are so out of touch with reality.

If your employer implements a forced return to office policy, it's because they want you to quit so that they don't have to pay unemployment benefits. They're trying to screw you over. Act accordingly.

it looks like the end portion of this video was not uploaded?

too bad 😢

China has 4 times more STEM students graduate every year than the US. So what do you expect?

Thank you so much. Having read the patent center website, and some of the statutory code; then coming to youtube for help figuring out how to use the website, I began to doubt my non-provisional selection. Was my reading comprehension as it relates to legal juxtaposition suddenly degrading? Upon skimming some videos aimed toward promotion of provisional patents, the creators provided few facts while repetitively using phrases regarding provisional such as "builds trust" "path to market" "first stake in the ground". Conspiratorially, I wouldn't be surprised if these creators were financially compensated by corporations.

Huawei just won a patent infringement cases by an American company in Europe.

What one should own are the products or brands they've built from the ideas, not the ideas or methods that produced them. Life is fundamentally open source - From simple methods of heating your home in winter, to the design of a spoon, your life runs on innovations that would be patent- eligible, yet are not patented. If you thought of something first, before anyone else, then you have the advantage of time. Harvest all you can from it. But to establish it that no one else can/should think of the same, no way. Patent trolling was born and given life by the legal system, with patent lawyers like you sir screwing people over technicalities.

Patent law certainly needs to be revisited.

How did this South African billionaire insert himself completely into politics in a matter of months.

One hour each way is normal in most cities talking from London UK

Working from home has become a joke period. Federal buildings sitting vacant while taxpayers are paying for utilities. Let's cut the fat first .

"gov't efficiency" means AI. AI means central control, less gov't vulnerability to pesky humans who have morals and interest in truth and justice.

The present patent system seeks 2 goals: 1. Protect Intellectual Property (IP), which it does pretty well. 2. Promote invention, which it does HORRIBLY. I see ways to see that inventors receive money in connection with their inventions, WITHOUT the present cumbersome and expensive process. We NEED this debate, that should lead to a system that also works for inventors, in addition to working for industry.

Ending remote work wouldn't make any significant difference at all over the long run and would actually hurt more than help over the short run. I think it's a waste of time and DOGE should focus their efforts elsewhere.

Examiners will soon be replaced by AI. And they should be.

SORRY YOUR BUTT-HURT BUT WE ALL HAVE TO SPENT THAT MUCH TIME GETTING TO WORK,..YOU NEED TO RETIRE IF YOU CANT HANDLE IT......EMPY BUILDINGS REQUIRE HEATING AND COLLING AND OTHER UTILITYS.WAISTING OUR MONEY.PAT. OFFICE IS CROOKED ANYWAY....

I’m concerned about my patent being stolen, now more than ever. Non-biased individuals working for our Government, that’s a good thing, we trust them to help us because they’re just like us. Two multi-billionaires stating they’re planning to destroy programs that protect seniors, disabled, veterans, and children are not looking out for We, The People. If they truly wanted to stop government waste, they should have started with the man in the mirror, at all the free money they have taken that belongs to taxpayers or helping those with special interests. How about changing the tax codes for those who are not paying their fair share, the bailout funding for corporations, insurance companies, properties sitting vacant; here’s a radical idea, move people into vacant homes in trade for mandatory work cleaning of cities, homelessness and crime would be reduced and it’s a great way to stop waste and improve things. What’s to stop them from sifting through billions of files, pulling those they want, discover information, make modifications, then file their own? With endless funding, they can lawyer to death the little guy, then outperform the marketing, laying waste the original patent holder. What’s to stop them from abusing the office?Certainly not Trump, we’re watching that on livestreams every day. The entire idea is a total CF. Those two have no business being anywhere near that or any other government office that works to protect everyone’s right to file and hold a patent or trademark. For those saying, “They can make it more streamline and faster”…Elon is known for taking/buying existing ideas then improving or skilling them up with his paid researchers and team of engineers. Buying work already completed is not being an “inventor”. Having endless amounts of money to pay for the substantial, if not all of the contributions from engineering teams and researchers, rather than being solely his own creations, is not the same. So, for the little people in the reality room, Elon being anywhere near the patent office is truly frightening. Inserting them into this agency is a serious conflict of interest, much like the rest of the goofballs Trump is appointing to intentionally destroy our government. We are not moving in the right direction folks. Anyone that believes that these two running this agency is a good thing, is delusional. Making workers drive to work, this is Elon’s ego and his bullying behavior. The pandemic proved that workers are just as or more efficient working at home and they can save money on childcare and transportation, so that blows his argument out of the water. Ask yourself, “What could either gain from total access to the USPTO?” For those filing, maybe you can see it as a win but from an individual perspective, no, this has red flags all over it.

How about the patent office move to “somewhere” else? If most can do their work remote……then DC isn’t a locked in location

I'm a patent lawyer and the quality of examiners and the time they seem to spend on cases is abysmal, especially after the remote move. Distributed workforce does NOT require working at home - government buildings throughout the US could have office space for patent examiners.

The real problem with Patents is it limits creation, if someone creates a product, do it well and make if affordable for others and this will create demand. I have been involved in the process and I gave up because it was too expensive and there are so many variations you may not be able to create your product even if it exceeds other products by a long shot. You said it its profit and has nothing to do with creation and the betterment of mankind. Sounds like more corporate gobble goop and lets look at a lot of the very poor products produced that are so damn expensive and last half of what they used to. Automobiles would fit that example. How about instead of profits we focus on delivery of sustainable products that do not fill up dump sites and really get what we pay for.

Musk is very intelligent. He will analyse this and see that examiners no longer use the huge fleets of filing cabinets, indexes and fetchy/carry staff - where a file was brought to the examiner, inspected and assessed and then other files fetched/carried as the process carried on - we have all seen the file archives of the patent office. Now, in the office, they actually remotely access/view/assess patents/claims. Only rare very old files may be in paper format - and those decline as more files are scanned and onlined. So all this will do is change where the examiner sits - at home or in a DC office. I see a huge pushback from examiners, perhaps the best half will quit and operate from home as gig-type examiners/attorneys/consultants = huge burden on the patent office who will need huge new hire numbers - and these are 'rara avis', rare birds indeed - they are not supermarket cashiers which flock at ~~$20/hour to find new positions. the patent lawsuit/litigation turf needs to be 'weeded', so that patent trolls and certain judge enclaves in Texas, that shame the PO with corrupted bribery schemes - all well hidden and cloaked in false propriety.

I don't buy it. Musk wants to remove British control over the USPTO through Serco.

When musk says all politicians to stop using and colluding with corperate lobbyist, call me when he does that .

Many jobs do well with home working. So, why not the patent office. I have a few patents on the American system and I'm thousands of miles from them, so, many people will simply not care where they're located. Musk has a habit of annoying some people and I suspect that he may soon start annoying Trump and that may End Musk's interference.

You sound very Naive.. please do your research before peddling these rosey pictures about these two con-artists.

Forcing everyone back into offices will waste more money on office rent and setup, and waste employees’ time and morale on commute travel. Big hit against tax dollar efficiency.

Does Musk have better ideas, or is it just a power grab? There is certainly room for improvement.

I agree that for the some people, remote work can be a great improvement in efficiency but the problem is that that is not universally the case. The problem is that despite the remote work, patents have become increasingly expensive while the time to approve the has also increased and this is hurting business. I support remote work but the government needs to become more efficient and at least with in-person work, that efficiency can be monitored and improved. Our team works remote and we meeting our project targets. I suspect if we start falling behind, there will be a call for "all hands on deck" and we will all be in the office. If you (or anyone else) has an alternate proposal to reduce wait time without increasing costs, I am all ears. Currently China is completing patent reviews in 14-16mo and issued 1.6 million utility patents in 2024. On the other hand, the US takes 36mo and only released 300,000 patents in 2024. That is ridiculous and embarrassing.

US Patent SYStem died with AIA