Rapid changes in technology and less tolerance for financial risk have forced businesses in some industries to re-examine their business models and how they use
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“It’s not about telling a ‘better’ IP story – It’s about telling the IP story better”
Why do intelligent people, many with advanced degrees and business experience, fail to get the purpose and benefits of IP rights? Where’s the disconnect” One
U.S. Invention Success is Tied to Merit, Explains Smithsonian Innovation Historian on U.I.P.M.
Those who led the founding of the U.S. 250 years ago were more astute than we could imagine. Even when they disagreed with each other
Free Live Stream Now Available for IP Summit on 4/23 for those who are Can’t Attend In-Person
Unable to attend this year’s AI and IP Summit in person on April 23rd? No problem. The hosts are making free livestream access available. No
Former IP Dealmaker is Building a Diverse A.I. Culture that Embraces Patents and Copyrights
Intellectual property rights should not be seen as a burden to artificial intelligence. They are a framework that gives AI the guide rails it needs
From White House IP Enforcer to Global Innovation Policy Leader, Danny Marti Takes on the Future
He chaired cabinet-level IP meetings in the White House and now oversees global IP policy for the world’s largest trademark filer and GenAI holder. Danny
Building an Innovation Culture Means Destroying Patent Myths and Establishing Respect for Rights
A few research institutions, such as Stanford, Columbia, NYU and MIT, consider securing invention rights a routine part of their research mission. Most, however, struggle
Celeb and Other Creators Denounce A.I. Theft in a Series of Bold New York Times Ads
More than 700 creators have signed a proclamation denouncing unauthorized use of news, movie, recording, photography and other content by AI models as stealing. The
“Monetizing Patents is Now a Strategic Responsibility,” says former Public Company CEO
The landscape of patent licensing has undergone a dramatic shift since 2012. What was once a relatively collaborative process conducted between executives as a part
Actor, Inventor, Stunt Double, Primate Impersonator, Entrepreneur; 100+ Patents
Eric Bear is a successful inventor and entrepreneur with scores of patents granted to him. He is also an actor, dancer, musician, stunt double, AI
“AI and Other Fakes Cost Thousands More Worker than Celeb Jobs,” says ex-Studio Head and Producer
More countries actively address pirating through enforcement of site blocking by their national Internet Service Providers. Unfortunately for those in the creative fields, the U.S.
“The Future of IP Lies in Getting the AI Rules Right;” the future of AI rests with getting the IP right
The relative value of many if not most IP rights has been decreasing in the U.S. over the past decade or so. Patent uncertainty, for
