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Spurred by the vast potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies, many countries are evaluating whether existing legal frameworks for intellectual property (IP) protection...

Spurred by the vast potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies, many countries are evaluating whether existing legal frameworks for intellectual...

‘There is no ambiguity,’ says judge

The recent oral argument in Thaler v. Vidal marks the first time that the Federal Circuit has substantively considered artificial intelligence, and while the court pushed back on arguments that an AI machine is entitled to patents, the broader context of this appeal can provide strategic guidance for future AI litigation, says Mark Davies at Orrick.

In my recent attempt at spring cleaning, I mentioned that “the Copyright Office’s ‘refusal to register a two-dimensional artwork claim in the work titled ‘A Recent Entrance to Paradise’...

Should copyright protection be given for AI-generated inventions? Stephen Thaler, the president and CEO of Imagination Engines, thinks so.

In our May 2022 copyright update, Manatt’s attorneys summarize recent decisions of interest from the U.S. courts and Copyright Office, and highlight other matters that we’re watching in...

On 14 February 2022, the Review Board of the United States Copyright Office (‘Board’) opined on the registrability of works generated by Artificial…

Many cultures have the tradition of spring cleaning. These range from those in Iran observing the Persian New Year festival of Nowruz (and the practice of “khooneh tekouni,” or “shaking...

At what point, if any, can Artificial Intelligence be considered "human?" Who is responsible for the art that's created by technology? Who owns art predominately created by computers?...