Open-source AI-powered trademark prediction tool.
The Oracle is an open-source AI-powered tool designed to predict future product names, check trademark availability, and empower individuals by leveling the playing field against corporate monopolization of intellectual property. This tool is built as a resource for creators, entrepreneurs, and innovators, ensuring fair access to name ownership.
✅ AI-Driven Naming Predictions – Uses NLP & machine learning to predict likely future product names based on past trends from companies like Apple, Tesla, gaming studios, etc.
✅ Trademark Availability Checker – Cross-references predicted names with existing trademark databases (USPTO, WIPO, etc.).
✅ Open-Source & Community-Driven – Fully accessible for contributors, with no gatekeeping or restrictions.
✅ Legal Filing Guide – Provides simple step-by-step guidance for securing trademarks without requiring expensive lawyers.
✅ Future Expansion – Integration of global trademark databases, real-time monitoring of corporate trademark filings, and advanced AI-powered forecasting.
- Establish repo structure
- Create README, contribution guidelines, and initial documentation
- Define key goals & planned features
- Gather historical product naming data (Apple, Tesla, fashion, gaming, etc.)
- Identify naming patterns using Natural Language Processing (NLP)
- Train AI models to predict likely future names
- Scrape & integrate USPTO, WIPO, and other databases
- Implement an API or search function for checking availability
- Build a simple web-based UI for users to check names & availability
- Ensure public access remains fully open-source
🔹 Developers: Help with AI models, NLP training, and API integration 🔹 Legal Experts: Guide users on trademark filing processes 🔹 Data Scientists: Assist in analyzing naming trends 🔹 General Contributors: Spread the word, suggest improvements, and refine features
The Oracle is for everyone. Join us in building a tool that shifts power from monopolies back to creators.
🌍 "Predicting the Future, Protecting the People." 🚀
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/christiannew/The-Oracle.git
- Navigate to the project folder:
cd The-Oracle
- Install dependencies (once we define them):
pip install -r requirements.txt
- Run the application (when available):
python main.py
This project is released under the MIT License, ensuring open collaboration and accessibility.