It’s becoming clearer that generative AI chatbots vary widely in their ability to provide useful information. For those engaged in creating – inventors and content
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Informing Reporters About IP Rights is the Goal of INTA’s ‘IP Awareness Media Tool Kit’
A report from the International Trademark Association (INTA) released recently, “Unlocking IP,” endeavors to addresses the question of how to disseminate factually correct, useful information
Costly GPU Chips and Model Training, IP Uncertainty, Foreshadow A.I. Development
Over its remarkably short public life, about 18 months, generative AI or large language models (LLMs), have have grown from fatassy to a semblance of
It’s Official: 2024-2025 National HS Debate Topic – “Should the U.S. Government Strengthen IP RIghts?”
Thanks in part to data-hungry artificial intelligence and growing anger over foreign and domestic intellectual property abuses, fixing the IP system is more topical than
Livestream Access to A.I. and IP Rights Summit is Being Offered for Free by C.I.P.U.; Space is Limited
The 2024 Intellectual Property Summit will be available to livestream for free in the U.S., Europe and elsewhere, it was announced by the Center for
Protecting the ‘Look’ of a Product Can Dramatically Increase Its Value; Listen to Ep6 of ‘Understanding IP Matters’, Now Available
Between 2005 and 2020 the number of U.S. design patent grants almost tripled. The increased focus on product form (“look”) as a part of function,
The ‘Godfather’ of IP Management, Marshall Phelps, Engineered IP Businesses at Microsoft and IBM, and Nurtured a Generation of Executives
Marshall Phelps is best known for launching highly successful IP business operations at IBM in the 1990s and Microsoft in the 2000s. Overlooked among his
Season 3 of ‘Understanding IP Matters’ Premiere’s this Week: “Partnerships can Enable the U.S. to Maintain its Innovation Leadership”
The first episode of the third season of the popular podcast series, ‘Understanding IP Matters,’ drops on Wednesday with the focus on public-private technology partnerships,
66.4% Worldwide Acknowledge the Positive Impact of IP Rights but Many Young Do Not Agree
A recent study of 25,000 consumers in 50 nations finds that IP rights’ positive effects are most highly recognized in Asia-Pacific, Africa, and Latin America
Franchise Movie “I.P.” is Not the Villain – Audiences Can Still Call The Shots
Intellectual property associated with character-driven franchise movies like Barbie, Iron Man and The Avengers is being blamed for killing off films about real characters and relationships.
83% of Europeans Believe Buying Counterfeits Supports Bad Behavior; 65% Say it Can be Acceptable
A recently published European IP Office survey of intellectual property awareness examining attitudes towards IP rights, finds a majority of people understand the concept of
Beyond ‘Chalk and Talk’ – New Book is a Fresh Look at Teaching IP Strategy and Management
Published this week is a book that looks at teaching intellectual property and IP rights not just to law students, but to those pursuing careers
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