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Artificial Intelligence
AI has the potential to revolutionise patent examination but uneven adoption of the technology could undermine fairness in the system, says Matthew Veale of Patsnap. 24 July 2024
Careers
Former Baker McKenzie IP manager will lead Abion’s second office in Italy | European and Italian trademark attorney brings over 20 years’ experience in IP law. 24 July 2024
Standard essential patents
Resource Hub provides guidance on standards, licensing and disputes | Office hopes to address lack of information around SEPs and transparency concerns. 23 July 2024
Artificial Intelligence
In a decision that will disappoint, but should not surprise, the UK Court of Appeals has indicated it will not diverge on the treatment of AI inventions, says David Hufton of HGF. 23 July 2024
Careers
Partner joins patent prosecution and litigation practice from Sheridan Ross | Former electrical engineer brings over three decades of experience representing tech clients. 23 July 2024
AI
Court determined that artificial neural networks cannot be patented as they are considered computer programs | AI developers will ‘need to consider and identify a technical effect’ to obtain a patent | Decision seems to ‘return that bar firmly back to its previous position’. 22 July 2024
Trademarks
Logan Paul’s drinks company ‘used Olympic marks on Kevin Durant special edition’ | USOPC said infringement threatened exclusive deals with sponsors including Coca-Cola. 22 July 2024
Future of IP
Minister’s role includes oversight of IP, AI regulation, and digital policy | Follows Peter Kyle’s appointment as lead for the same department | Minister has scientific background and served in various shadow ministerial roles. 19 July 2024
Trademarks
Florida federal judge dismisses the US All Star Federation's trademark infringement claims against two cheerleading organisations | Order finds ‘Worlds’ trademarks too generic for protection | Competitive cheerleading set for the 2028 Olympics | Ruling could impact the future cheerleading events. 19 July 2024
Patents
Five-year infringement dispute concludes as tech giant convinces federal judge that rival’s evidence was insufficient | Rival claimed that Adobe’s technology in Adobe’s Acrobat, Photoshop and Illustrator infringed a software licensing patent. 19 July 2024
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