New guidance on the use of artificial intelligence tools in the patenting process may push applicants to limit certain information and increase clients’ risk of having patents invalidated down the road, attorneys said.
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A proposed US Copyright Office exemption allowing hackers to circumvent digital security measures to probe artificial intelligence models for bias and discrimination received the backing of the Department of Justice criminal section responsible for intellectual property.
Isabella Hadid and a photographer’s company alleging the model infringed its copyright by posting a photo of herself on Instagram have settled their dispute, a federal judge said.
The New York City Fire Department can use the phrase “Medical Special Operations Conference” because the weakness of the descriptive trademark held by one of its paramedics made his lawsuit unlikely to succeed, a Second Circuit panel said as it voided a preliminary injunction Tuesday.
David Hoffman is a University of of Pennsylvania law professor who specializes in contracts. When he looks into the future of contract disputes, he sees a world that’s been dramatically altered by the technology underpinning ChatGPT. Big Law partners might not enjoy the view.
A Cyprus-based cellphone game creator accused a Polish web developer of fraudulent copyright registration and asked a California federal judge to rule it is the sole owner of the game’s copyrights, according to a new lawsuit.
Ikorongo Technology LLC is asking the US Supreme Court to take up its challenge to a Federal Circuit ruling nixing two patents for geotracking methods that the appeals court ruled strayed too far from the text of a predecessor patent.
Denmark’s NKT Photonics A/S was sued in federal court by a University of Michigan professor’s company that alleges NKT’s lasers infringe two patents for technology used in industrial, medical, defense, and quantum applications.
A filmmaker’s bid to pursue international copyright claims against
Could America's intellectual property laws spell doom for the burgeoning field of generative AI? This video explores the brewing battle over copyright and artificial intelligence.
Former FTC policy director David Balto warns of anti-competitiveness in AI and urges the commission to use all tools available to examine Microsoft’s recent AI actions.
TikTok is heading to its moment of truth in Washington, with Congress on a fast track to approve a bill aimed at forcing the social-media platform’s Chinese parent <-bsp-bb-link state="{"bbHref":"bbg://securities/1774397D%20CH%20Equity","_id":"0000018e-ef2f-d583-afbf-efffc6480000","_type":"0000016b-944a-dc2b-ab6b-d57ba1cc0000"}">ByteDance Ltd. to divest its controversial ownership stake.
A Philadelphia area Democratic campaign committee defeated a lawsuit alleging it made telephone calls in support of its candidates during the 2019 general election in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.
An Ohio newspaper reporter asking the state for names, addresses, and causes of death of residents who died during the Covid-19 pandemic isn’t entitled to that information, the state’s highest court said Wednesday in a divided opinion.
Electronic surveillance authorities under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act would be overhauled and reauthorized for two years under the House-passed version of
The PTAB said that challenged claims of Centripetal Networks LLC’s patent that relates to rule-based network threat detection are unpatentable as obvious over prior art, in an inter partes review by Keysight Technologies Inc. Keysight Technologies Inc. v. Centripetal Networks LLC, 2024 BL 129478, P.T.A.B., IPR 2022-01535, 4/16/24
Challenged claims of Genentech Inc., Hoffman-La Roche AG, and Abbvie Inc.'s patent for a combination therapy for the treatment of a patient suffering from cancer aren’t unpatentable, the PTAB said, in an inter partes review by Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Inc. Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Inc. v. Genentech Inc., 2024 BL 129480, P.T.A.B., IPR 2023-00052, 4/16/24
Challenged claims of Charge Fusion Technologies LLC’s patent that relates to systems and methods for charging electric vehicles and for quantitative and qualitative load balancing of electrical demand are unpatentable, the PTAB said, in an inter partes review by Tesla Inc. Tesla Inc. v. Charge Fusion Technologies LLC, 2024 BL 130007, P.T.A.B., IPR 2023-00062, 4/16/24
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