Thornsburry v. Chaney

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• finding that the display of an error message from a simulator was secondary to the use of a simulator itself
• holding that the character of the claims involved the use of a simulator to perform a memory test and did not include the “error messages” that would display when the simulator failed because the error messages were not part of the claims’ “dominant concept”
• \[A]utomation of a process using a computer is ... insufficient to save the asserted claims from abstractness.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).