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
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GOP and Dem Voters are Equally Concerned About A.I. but Differ on Solutions
Democrats and Republicans do not agree on much these days. If there is one thing they do agree on it is the threat from AI
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
Global Patent Filers Reveal Surprising Activity from Unexpected Sources
Most of the 3,244,273 patent applications in 2023 were filed by the usual suspects, China, the U.S., Japan, et al., but an increasing number are
“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
IP Summit Videos Show Fragmented IP Rights are a Problem for Innovation and Business
Released today are new videos of featured speakers Andrei Iancu, fmr Undersecretary of Commerce and Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and Akeem
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
Industry Leaders will Drill Down on A.I.’s Impact on Technology and Creative Expression in San Francisco on April 24th
With the right prompts, generative AI platforms can instantly turn the enormous amounts of data and content they are trained on into efficiency-enhancing responses. How
The Costliest Theft in U.S. History Involves IP Rights – and it’s Domestic
The inability of U.S. IP rights to retain their true property status, and the weaknesses – seen and unseen – that have accompanied them, is
UK Law Professor Says China is All About ‘Rule-of-Law’ for Inventions; Facts Don’t Agree
A Durham University law professor said that China has accomplished a bold transformation to a modern society that leads in innovation and respects domestic and
A China Court’s Ruling that Upholds Protection for A.I. Content Creation is at Odds with U.S. Copyright Law, Setting the Stage for a Showdown
The Beijing Internet Court (BIC) ruled late last year that an AI-generated image in an intellectual property dispute was a new artwork protected by Chinese
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