🏛️ The Invention That Almost Wasn't

🌟 Imagine spending years perfecting an invention, filing for a patent, only to hear: 'That's too obvious!' But obvious to whom? This episode unravels one of patent law's most crucial - and misunderstood - requirements.

💡 What You'll Discover:

• 🔍 Why being 'new' isn't enough - your invention needs an inventive leap
• ⚖️ The mysterious 'Person Skilled in the Art' who judges your creativity
• 🎯 How to document your invention journey to prove non-obviousness
• 🚀 The difference between a logical next step and a true breakthrough

🏛️ Landmark Case Explored:

• 💎 Vishwanath Prasad Radheshyam vs. Hindustan Metal Industries - The Supreme Court case that changed how we define inventiveness forever

🤖 Future-Proofing Question:

• ⭐ As AI advances rapidly, could artificial intelligence itself become the 'skilled person' standard?
• 🎭 How will this reshape what we consider 'obvious' in tomorrow's innovations?

🎙️ Whether you're an inventor, entrepreneur, or just curious about how innovation gets protected, this episode will change how you think about creativity and the law!