In this order, the US Court of Appeals confirmed that only human authors can claim copyright protection under the 1976 Act. It rejected Dr. Stephen Thaler’s application for an AI-generated artwork, ruling that machines like his Creativity Machine are tools, not authors.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) Inventions and Patents
Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala explores the challenges and trends in artificial intelligence patents, with particular attention to India’s legal and patent office landscape. The article provides an objective analysis of patentability, inventorship, and policy gaps in AI innovation.
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The article presents key patent news, including WIPO’s forthcoming Director General appointment and IP5’s focus on emerging technologies and AI. It also reviews major patent disputes, industry collaborations, and recent developments in global patent activity.
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India has secured the 13th position in international patent filings, with notable legal developments in patent disputes and global policy updates. WIPO’s invitation for comments on AI and IP policy and the launch of new patent systems reflect dynamic changes in the IP landscape.
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Burn Rate by Prof Jon M Garon is a gripping crime and technology thriller set in Silicon Valley, exploring AI and legal dilemmas. The novel offers insightful commentary on corporate, ethical, and intellectual property issues, making it a recommended read for the IP community.
Read more about Burn Rate, a gripping and insightful novel by Prof Jon M. GaronAI named as inventor in patent, AI to be inducted in Patent Office’s operations, 3M versus Saint-Gobain and more
The bulletin examines Indian patent data, the induction of AI in patent processes, and global legal updates including AI as an inventor. It includes notable cases and legislative changes, providing a structured legal overview. Insights are curated by the patent team at BananaIP Counsels.
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The article analyses intellectual property risks of using open source software in AI-powered automobiles. It focuses on licensing, patent risks, and evolving models in the automotive sector, offering insights into compliance and industry practices.
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This edition covers India’s proposed national AI strategy, a major patent infringement suit by Flash Electronics against Royal Enfield, and key international developments including China’s discussions on the Hague Agreement. It presents recent patent statistics and analyses the role of intellectual property in SME growth.
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