With almost three-quarters of all granted generative AI patents held by Chinese companies, you would think its businesses are leading in areas like technology, investment,
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News and Book Publishers Launch Offensive to Stop Tech Giants from Stealing Their Content for A.I.
A group representing 2,200 publishers and news outlets have launched a highly organized and uncharacteristically aggressive ad and social media campaign against A.I content theft
WIPO Biz School Study Confirms Many of CIPU’s Earlier Findings: “IP is Still Being Overlooked”
Research conducted by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) focusing on how international business programs implement IP education confirms many of the Center for Intellectual
The Role of Property Rights is Far From Certain, Experts Say; “We Have a lot to Think About”
While intellectual property like copyrights and patents play a huge role in incentivizing both the future of creative expression and invention, they are parts of
Top-Rated U.S. IP Law Programs May Not be the Most Pro-Patent or Copyright
The best U.S. intellectual property law programs often not the exclusive domain of the the highest ranked law schools. These programs also may not be
U.S. Innovation and Creative Expression Lack a Level Playing Field, says Author of a New Book About Domestic IP Theft
True innovation is often disruptive. For breakthrough inventions and expression to appear there needs to be a system of IP checks and balances that rewards
Vietnam Wants to Make IP-Education a Student Priority to Spur Innovation and Prosperity
“It is essential to integrate innovation and intellectual property content into the curriculum, allowing students to develop creative thinking and learn how to utilize ideas
Opposing A.I. Regulation is a “Knee Jerk” Reaction; It Won’t Help Businesses or Investors
Reluctance to regulate AI in a meaningful manner is a “knee jerk reaction by companies and investors to evade oversight. Regulation can actually spur a
U.S. A.I. Patent Grant Data Reveal Surprising New Players and Possible Strategies
Thousands of artificial intelligence patents have been granted worldwide over the past decade with little clarity as to their meaning, value or validity when tested
9-time Emmy Award Winner has New Ideas about Teaching Science, Technology in and IP Rights
Recipient of an incredible nine Emmy Awards for his two PBS television series, a Ph.D. from McGill University and a postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard Medical
Underprepared Managers and Entrepreneurs say they have to Play “Catch-Up” re IP Rights
The majority of managers and entrepreneurs who work with IP rights interviewed for a new research report from Center for Intellectual Property Understanding (CIPU) say
Nature Biotechnology Article Calls for Intellectual Property Training to be “Embedded into the Biomedical Education Process”
A recent article in the prestigious science journal, Nature Biotechnology, argues that implementation of intellectual property education in academic institutions can result in increased opportunities
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