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These 130 Lawsuits will Determine AI’s Future — and Possibly Copyrights’, Too
As of mid-2026 over 130 copyright-related lawsuits have been filed by a range of book, news, journal and music content holders against a handful of
Space-X’s Astronomical Market Valuation is Aided by a Mix of Promising but Unseen IP Rights
SpaceX’s galactic IPO is headed down to low Earth orbit. Its stock dropped 16.4% yesterday. But SpaceX is something to watch, and so are its
U.S. Leads in Intellectual Asset “Intensity,” Data Shows; Share Price, IP Rights are Key to Value
Trademarks, patents, copyrights and company trade secrets contribute disproportionately to many U.S. companies’ intellectual asset and stock market value. Which rights play the most significant
Superhero and Animation Licensing Deals are Turning IP Rights into Gold – “It’s more than toys”
The costs and risks associated with movie production and marketing today have expanded the use of “safer” franchise characters and driven the value of bankable
98% or More of the Market Cap of Apple, Costco and MasterCard is Attributed to IP-Related “Intangibles”
There is no question that intangible assets like patents, trademarks and copyrights are foundational for the most valuable public companies, including those in the S&P
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
Chinese “IP CloseUp” Readers Exceed Americans for first time in 2025; Blog Tops 464,000 All-Time Views
For the first time since IP CloseUp was published in 2012, readers in from a nation outside of the U.S. have exceeded those domestically, an
“Businesses should not be waiting for Government to Regulate AI to Adopt Using It”
In the mostly lawless land of artificial intelligence, businesses can not wait for government guidelines or new laws to proceed with adoption, according to AI
Positive IP Rights Awareness in China and Asia has Grown, While U.S. Perceptions have Declined
Public IP awareness has grown measurably over the past two years in China and parts of Asia while the U.S. has seen a slight decline.
“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
Nvidia Dominates in Pricey AI Chips; Its Patents and Trade Secrets will Help it to Continue for Now
Worldwide semiconductor revenue for 2024 reached approximately $655.9, a 21% increase from 2023, driven primarily by booming demand for AI infrastructure and the growth of
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