Tag Archives: IP
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Protect IP or risk a business disaster
A significant information gap remains around intellectual property’s commercial potential and the catastrophic consequences companies are risking for not taking it seriously
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Fighting for rights for AI inventors
A team at the University of Surrey has filed the first patents to list an artificial intelligence “creation machine” as the inventor
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Is US regulation a threat to innovation?
Experts debate whether America’s patent rules are favouring larger organisations over independent inventors
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When tech converges and patents overlap
A ‘cross-pollination’ of ideas and technologies within the autonomous vehicles market is complicating the process of patenting creations
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Should AI own their own IP?
When artificial intelligence is deemed the source of a new idea or creation, it causes a legal grey area over ownership rights that will only become harder to define in the future
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Why the current patent system doesn’t work for tech
‘Does the idea of a 20-year patent term still match the pace of technological and commercial development?’
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How video games are pushing the boundaries of IP law
Video games are a fast-moving medium, so much so that they’re outpacing some aspects of copyright law
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Five trends shaping the global IP landscape
From efforts to take down online fakes to political posturing over China’s approach to intellectual property rights, here are some of the major issues affecting the world of IP