Shira Perlmutter, one of this year’s IP Hall of Fame inductees, speaks to IAM about her career and the big issues currently facing the copyright world
Christian “Chris” Hannon of the USPTO Office of Policy and International Affairs discussed the policy document at the AIPLA Spring Meeting in Austin
The first instance Emotional Perception ruling made things easier for Artificial Neural Network patentees, but left several important questions unanswered
Litigation from Australia, India, Colombia and Europe illustrates the pivotal role played by the courts, especially in the most volatile areas of patent law
19 February 2024
The Delaware-based R&D firm and patent licensor announced 20% revenue growth in 2023 and projects more in 2024 with licensing efforts underway with Samsung, Huawei, Oppo, more
15 February 2024
India is currently witnessing a paradigm shift in the creation of novel and creative works. The proliferation of AI is resulting in a complex landscape for patent offices, inventors and policymakers to navigate. Addressing these challenges is crucial for maintaining the balance between fostering innovation and upholding the principles of patent law.
15 February 2024
Anaqua AcclaimIP's analysis found that US companies, which earn the most US patents, increased their number of 2023 patents by 18% year-over-year
07 February 2024
25 January 2024
Saturday Opinion: Conflicting rulings in the US and China encourage critical examination of the interplay between human and AI contributions to creation
13 January 2024
To be proactive and win the AI patent game, this five-step action plan will enable AI innovators to wield their competitive advantage
03 January 2024
The outcome of a dispute concerning an AI-generated portrait marks a significant shift in jurisprudence in China when it comes to determining what AI works can be protected under copyright law.
03 January 2024
The judgment was the first of its kind in China and is already being met by significant opposition, both at home and overseas
15 December 2023
According to the Korean Patent Act, the right to obtain a patent is vested in a person who makes an invention or their successor. The Seoul Administrative Court’s decision to dismiss the DABUS appeal cements the IP office and the courts’ position on this matter.
08 December 2023
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