Samantha Dixon
AI Patent Examiner at patentreviewpro.com
Samantha Dixon is a PhD candidate in Intellectual Property Law at Stanford University, where her research focuses on computational approaches to prior art analysis and the semantic structure of patent claims. She also investigates how claim construction evolves across jurisdictions, aiming to improve patent prosecution strategies. Deep experience. Intellectual curiosity.
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Recent articles by Samantha Dixon
- Challenging a Patent Validity: 68% Institution vs 92% Claim Change September 6, 2026
- Semantic Decomposition Beats KSR Logic: Amend Saves Fee September 4, 2026
- AI Semantic Clustering Under 103: File Contingent Amend September 3, 2026
- TC2100 §112(f) Rejections Surge: 2024 USPTO Data Analysis September 1, 2026
- LKQ v. GM: How Graham Factors Reshape Design Patent Drafting August 31, 2026
- Thaler Effect: §101 Rejections Drop 18% for AI Patents August 29, 2026
- Amgen v. Sanofi: Enablement and Written Description Limits August 28, 2026
- UPC vs EPO: 2026 Software Patent Validity & Claim Divergence August 26, 2026