You Want a Patent? . . . the skinny

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No matter what Patent Provider you use, always do the following, yourself, prior to making any submission to your Patent Provider.  Try to summarize your invention in about 4 words e.g. "bicycle lock with BlueTooth" or "fence gate modified with steel-reinforcements".  Start adding to that once you get back some suitable Responses for the AI engine.

Eventually, turn all this over to your patent attorney. You both will benefit from your having done this.

1) make a detailed narrated video of your device, however far you have built it. Even a duct-tape version can support Patent Drawings, with some editing. However, video and narration is needed to give you the best chance of an Issued Patent. Expect to see your Narration incorporated directly into the patent disclosure.  Do not be concerned about your choice of language or profanity. Do not try to "speak like a lawyer". Instead, just speak like the vernacular and tone you see within this website.

2) run an AI query like the following: "what would be the best way to build  A_______________ while avoiding the problems of B___________________".  Substitute your 4-word summary of your invention where appropriate.  Expand your 4-word summary to much longer if you wish, much more detailed. But make sure your doing so does not "choke" the AI engine, or distract it.

3)  run an AI query like the following: "what consumers would be the most likely to have a positive reaction to <your invention/service> and what is the best/quickest way I can reach them?"

Edit these to fit within your specific vision and preferences for your product/service. Turn all this over to your patent attorney. You both will benefit from your having done this. Almost everything from above will be usable within an effective patent disclosure.

Portions of the above should also be included in one's offering documents for presentation to potential investors.

No AI disclosure by itself will result in any patent. Further, the US Patent Office Examiner Corp also uses AI to detect submissions that are not based on human inventorship. Further, all Applicants for patent sign a disclosure stating that they are a contributing inventor, under penalty of perjury/imprisonment. Merely running AI searches does not count as inventorship. 

Early Video is more important than ever for effective patents and patent enforcement, and overcoming Rejections. This is a very difficult doctrine of law to briefly explain. Suffice to say, as one is inventing and developing their ideas, make plenty of video, documenting these innovations from different vantage-points. Hold onto these videos in such a way their original creation-date is reliably preserved.