Jumptuit Expands AI IP Portfolio with New USPTO Allowance

Jumptuit has received a Notice of Allowance from the USPTO for its AI Assisted Search Technology, broadening its intellectual property portfolio.

Jumptuit has received a Notice of Allowance from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for its "System and Method of AI Assisted Search" technology, announced in a press release. This development broadens the protection of Jumptuit's AI intellectual property portfolio.

The technology, invented by Jumptuit's Founder and CEO, Donald Leka, is designed to enhance data discovery through AI-assisted expanded search. This addition to Jumptuit's portfolio is part of its ongoing efforts in the field of Anticipatory Intelligence, which aims to improve the anticipation of events that pose risks and opportunities to organizations.

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