Orion Crest, Series_1

Chapter 89: International Patents

　　The correct position for training an AI was actually to accumulate negative emotions?

　　Orion was astonished by this unexpected discovery.

　　However, through continuous experimentation, he eventually discovered that it turned out to be just nothing.

　　The growth of the progress bar had nothing to do with the negative emotions, as long as he talked with Cara, the progress bar could grow by a tiny margin.

　　Of course, relying on this accumulation of progress bars, if he wanted to upgrade, he was afraid that he would have to wait for a long time.

　　The majority of the progress bar accumulation still relied on Cara's initiative to collect data and analyse the logical and emotional elements of it. For example, adding a few chat groups and observing them secretly, for example, crawling some data from the forums and slowly digesting it.

　　Although Orion didn't know how this rigorous analysis was directly related to emoticons, but since Cara was so passionate about emoticons, he thought that it should help a little?

　　Anyway, it wasn't that easy to fill up a few hundred terabytes of SSD, so Orion just let it go.

　　After moving to the rented house, Orion either worked on the server every day, or went to Arxiv to see if there were any new articles, or studied the latest progress on Goldbach's Conjecture in the field of mathematical theory, and occasionally bullied Cara, which is still a comfortable life.

　　Just three days before he was going to the United States, another piece of good news came.

　　The agent in charge of processing the patent called him, the patent documents were ready, and asked him to take the time to go to the office and pick up the certificate.

　　......

　　"...... Both copies are here, please check if there are any problems."

　　Skilfully turning out the two patent certificates from the desk, Toby, the patent agent in charge of his case, passed the certificates to Orion's hand.

　　Looking at the two certificates in his hand, Orion was a bit surprised and asked, "Is it so fast?"

　　Honestly, when he received that phone call, he was very surprised in his heart.

　　According to his understanding of the patent law, the approval procedure of invention patent application includes five stages: acceptance, preliminary examination, publication, substantive examination, and authorisation, which is as little as half a year, or more than a year if it is slow.

　　Hearing Orion's query, Toby smiled and said, "Recently, the State Intellectual Property Office, before the end of the year, unexpectedly examined a batch of patent applications, basically there is no big problem are given a pass."

　　Orion: ......

　　Well, it looks like it's the end of the year and it's pretty tough for everyone.

　　Two patent files, one for improved PDMS materials and another for improved PDMS materials for use in negative electrode materials.

　　The core difficulty of the whole technology is these two parts, in fact, Orion can still split these two patents into more details, but considering the limited budget, these operations should be considered later when a special patent management team is established.

　　Holding the two patent certificates, Orion carefully flipped through them, confirming that the official seal was complete, and that the patent number, the name of the patentee, as well as the scope of protection of the rights and other information were all clearly written.