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With tools like artificial intelligence (AI) making it easier than ever to create and share content online, separating human-written articles from AI generation has become a real challenge.

This poses a number of concerns including plagiarism, the spread of misinformation, and low-quality content that seems to be virtually indistinguishable from high-quality work, especially considering humans struggle to identify AI text.

Introducing Originality.ai’s patented breakthrough technology, a solution designed to tackle these challenges head-on.

As an all-in-one text analysis and verification system, Originality.ai has created a tool that gives businesses, educators, and content creators the confidence they need to maintain the authenticity and trustworthiness of their work.

Read on to learn about AI patents, Originality.ai’s latest innovation, and how you can use it to ensure the source and quality of content.

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Key Takeaways (TL;DR)

• A patent gives an inventor the right to prevent others from making, using, or selling their invention/technology
• The Originality.ai patent covers a comprehensive text verification tool that checks for AI content, plagiarism, factual accuracy, readability, spelling and grammar, and search engine optimization metrics
• You can use Originality.ai’s patented technology to perform all of these checks in the same app
• For more information on patents, visit the USPTO website and our OpenAI patent list

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What are Patents in AI? An Overview

In the context of AI, a patent is a type of intellectual property (IP) that grants an inventor the exclusive right to prevent others from making, using, or selling their AI-related invention or technology.

According to the USPTO to qualify for a patent, the invention must meet the following four conditions:

1. Novelty. It must be a brand-new invention, never before patented or even publicly known.
2. Non-obviousness. There needs to be something about the innovation that wouldn’t be obvious to those already in the field.
3. Usefulness. It can’t just be a theory. The invention must have a practical application that people can actually use.
4. Clear explanation. The inventor must be able to describe their innovation in enough detail so that someone knowledgeable in the field could make and use it.

Sure, it can be a bit of a process (according to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Patents Pendency data, it typically takes around two years for them to review and make a final decision about a patent application). However, if you believe in your product and its effectiveness, it's worth the wait to protect it.

That’s how we felt at Originality.ai.