We are happy to announce the first 2024 release of ClaimMaster that includes new features, many key improvements, and a number of fixes for the reported issues. In particular, we’ve added several new features for Generative AI drafting, such as using GPT to write description from existing figures and ability to utilize locally installed LLMs, enabled downloading of machine translations from EPO, improved UI for reporting, and much more. Read on for detailed explanations below. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
This release introduces a number of cool improvements to our GenAI\/LLM capabilities. ClaimMaster now lets you draft figure descriptions from supplied figures using GPT’s latest vision models. This works not only for EE\/CS and mechanical arts, but also may be useful for BioChem and other technologies. You can read the more detailed review of our testing and best practices for getting high-quality results from GPT in this blog article<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n In addition, we’ve enabled running of our patent drafting tools using locally installed LLMs, such as the ones provided by LM Studio<\/a> and others. Unlike GPT services from OpenAI and Azure, these local LLMs run completely locally on your machine and do not transmit any data to the cloud from your computer, mooting various IP confidentiality issues. While running LLMs locally is slower and generates less finessed text than OpenAI GPT, for many cases it can be “good enough,” especially when used for re-writing existing text. Note that at the time of this blog post, we could not verify the exact licensing details for commercial use with LM Studio authors, so you may need to contact them directly if installing in work environment.<\/p>\n\n\n\n For more information about the use of GPT\/LLMs in ClaimMaster, please watch this video (select HD for best viewing results).<\/p>\n\n\n\n