Japan’s news association calls for legal reforms against AI ‘free-riding’ on copyrighted content

Japanese news groups have voiced concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) “free-riding” on copyrighted news content. The Japan Newspaper Publishers & Editors Association (JNPEA) issued a statement

OpenAI, Anthropic sign deals with US govt for AI research and testing

Aug 29 (Reuters) - AI startups OpenAI and Anthropic have signed deals with the United States government for research, testing and evaluation of their artificial intelligence models, the U.S.

US plan to break up Google's search dominance threatens profit engine, AI growth

collecting sensitive user data, requiring it to make search results and indexes available to rivals, letting websites opt out of their content being used to train AI products and making Google report to a

Generative AI models and patenting trends in India

Generative AI (genAI) technology has become increasingly vital in the present era due to its ability to enhance efficiency, innovation, and problem-solving. It can automate repetitive tasks, generate

Japan High Court upholds rejection of AI as inventor in patent case

their rejection of his patent application, which named the artificial intelligence (AI) he developed as the inventor. Presiding judge Hibiki Shimizu denied the appeal, who said in the decision that

Google could use AI to extend search monopoly, DOJ says as trial begins

Summary DOJ seeks to make Google sell Chrome, share data AI companies to testify at trial Google says proposal is extreme, plans appeal WASHINGTON, April 21 (Reuters) - Alphabet's Google (GOOGL.O

Munich hears first ever case over licences for generative AI in GEMA vs OpenAI

It is reportedly the first lawsuit worldwide against an AI provider for the unlicensed use of protected musical works. Today, Munich Regional Court is hearing the case filed by collecting society

EUIPO released The Development Of Generative Artificial Intelligence From a Copyright Perspective

" mechanism, which does not outright invalidate the legality of AI training. Key findings include: Training Phase: GenAI training requires copying copyrighted content, potentially infringing reproduction

Another USPTO AI-assisted examination tool ready for prime time

AI-assisted feature aimed at helping examiners more effectively locate documents similar to the application they are searching. Examiners maintain freedom of discretion when deciding whether or not to apply the

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