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Let’s see what’s in the news today. Insurance Tech Biz Can’t Get Policy Tracker Patent In UK An insurance tech firm can’t get a patent over its automated policy tracker software in

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TLDR: PeppercornAI has partnered with ICE InsureTech to support rapid digital transformation in the insurance industry. This partnership will allow providers to leverage PeppercornAI’s conversational AI platform Pipr through ICE’s Open Business

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TLDR: Insurance tech firm unable to patent automated policy tracker software in the UK Computer programs and business methods are not patentable in the UK An insurance tech firm was recently denied

Let’s see what’s in the news today. InsurTech Chubb launches global platform to grow its footprint internationally Chubb has introduced a groundbreaking global transactional risk platform aimed at delivering transactional risk liability

TLDR: Insurance tech firm unable to secure patent for automated policy tracker software in the UK. Computer programs and business methods are deemed non-patentable by intellectual property officials. Key Elements of the