Free Patents for Under-18 Inventors: America's Secret Weapon Against China?
A 7-year-old's lollipops raked in millions. A 15-year-old's AI platform is shaking Wall Street. Why is China nurturing kid inventors with free patents while the US charges them $300+ to dream big?
⚡ Key Takeaways
- China already waives patent fees for under-18 inventors, giving them a massive edge in nurturing young talent. 𝕏
- A US free-filing program with school clubs, pitch panels, and pro bono help could explode kid-led AI startups. 𝕏
- State tax breaks on IP income for 50 years would keep teen innovators stateside, fueling long-term growth. 𝕏
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Originally reported by IPWatchdog
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