As more and more companies employ artificial intelligence (“AI”) in their business activities, novel legal questions continue to arise. Of

As courts grapple with AI-related IP disputes and regulatory bodies refine their approaches, we must navigate complex distinctions between human and machine contributions while ensuring robust protection for legitimate innovation.

As the Trump administration takes office, its approach to innovation—and in turn, intellectual property (IP) policy—is expected to depart from the previous administration’s regulation-heavy approach,

Copyright claims against AI companies just got a potential boost. A U.S. federal judge last week handed down a summary judgment in a case brought by tech

Alphawave IP shifts focus to capitalize on AI-driven data centers but faces inconsistent growth and high costs. Check out AWEVF stock's potential and challenges.

Educational tech company Chegg has sued Google in federal court claiming that its "AI Overviews" that appear ahead of search results have hurt its traffic and revenue. In order to be included in Google's search results,

As artificial intelligence transforms gaming, developers and publishers need a clear, strategic approach to incorporating AI into their

Time is of the essence to get national AI policies right and establish industrywide standards, writes Dan Neely, CEO of Vermillio.

A year before Elon Musk helped start OpenAI in San Francisco, philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen already had established his own nonprofit artificial intelligence research laboratory in Seattle.

Today marks a significant milestone for patent practitioners as DeepIP unveils its groundbreaking AI Office Action Module, designed to transform the traditional, labor-intensive process of responding to USPTO office actions.

Community-driven IP platform "Xross Road" and advanced AI technology provider "Allora Network" have formed a strategic partnership to accelerate business growth and success in the IP industry. Through this collaboration,