NLPatent Is Rewriting the Future of Patent Research
When you ask Stephanie Curcio how she ended up building one of the most sophisticated AI-driven patent research platforms in the world, she immediately smiles in a way that signals the improbability of her path. “I never set out to be an entrepreneur,” she says, almost amused. “I just saw something that was going to fundamentally change the way my profession worked, and once I saw it, I couldn’t unsee it, and I felt an obligation to follow that thread as far as it would take me.” That thread originates in Toronto, long before NLPatent existed in any form, when Curcio...



















