Should Program Algorithms Be Patented?

Pamela Samuelson

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Intellectual Property Law Intellectual Property and Patents Law, AI, and Intellectual Property

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The aim of this column is to acquaint readers with the legal debate on patent protection for algorithms and other computer program innovations, an issue which seems to be as divisive among lawyers as those in the computer field

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