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From opacity to insight: using LLMs to rebuild patent portfolio alignment

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By Michael Moore
| Intellectual Asset Management Verified
Shutterstock/Gary Houlden LLM-assisted analysis does not solve valuation, enforcement or strategy by itself. What it does is re-establish a defensible link between patents and the business they are meant to support Register for limited access Register to receive our newsletter and gain limited access to subscriber content. Register now Subscribe to unlock unlimited access Get news, unique commentary, expert analysis and essential resources from the IAM experts. Subscribe now Already have access?
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The Intent Behind Trump's War on Drug Smugglers

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By Michael Moore
| New Lines Magazine Verified
A former captive of Somali pirates argues the recent US military actions in the Caribbean are overkill — and massing forces may be intended for Venezuela In 2009, I sailed on a Turkish destroyer in the Gulf of Aden, when it was a new challenge for NATO’s expensive navies to halt the little pirate skiffs from Somalia that were indistinguishable on a warship’s radar from fishing boats, or, in some cases, from ocean chop.
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The LA Protests Didn’t Have To Be This Way     

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By Michael Moore
| New Lines Magazine Verified
June 8, the third day of protest in downtown Los Angeles, began with a loose assemblage of people behind the Edward R. Roybal Federal Building bearing flags and predictable signs — FUCK ICE and CHINGA LA MIGRA — hollering under a hot sun at a line of camouflaged soldiers.
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