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“Different language” does not necessarily mean “different trademark”
Lawyer shares thoughts on Indian court ruling in case involving mark in vernacular language.
The rise of the machines
The ongoing evolution of LLMs has spurred competition between open-source and proprietary models. —...
What happens when AI wins a copyright dispute?
Courts are increasingly testing how copyright applies to artificial intelligence. — Excel V. Dyquian...
Singaporean writers reject use of their works to train LLM for gov’t project
An email sent to the writers described the project but failed to address copyright matters.
INTA 2024: CIOs encourage companies to find their ‘data language’
“Artificial intelligence continues to be a hot topic, and there is no AI without the massive infusio...
Strategies to overcome rejections when marks in foreign language are considered both deceptive and lacking distinctiveness
In recent years, an increasing number of of trademark applications in China have been rejected due t...
Means-plus-function language: Inconsistency between the Taiwan Intellectual Property Office and jurisdictional courts
Means-plus-function language – also known as MPF language –is a double-edged sword in Taiwan, someti...
China issues rules for regulating generative AI
China has implemented Interim Measures for the Management of Generative Artificial Intelligence Serv...