Nikola Tesla, inventor: "The present belongs to them; the future, for which I worked, is mine"
Nikola Tesla reflects on the recognition of innovative work and the historical credit often assigned to others instead of the original creators, as noted in his quote featured in Margaret Cheney's book.
"Wrong Path": Farmers' Entity Raises Concerns about a Sensitive Point in the Agreement with the United States
Carbap has expressed strong reservations regarding Argentina's potential adherence to UPOV 91 concerning intellectual property in seeds due to concerns about restricting farmers' rights.
French film industry denounces 'outright plundering' by AI
The French film industry has expressed strong objections to the exploitation of their work by artificial intelligence technologies.
Unified Patent Court: first procedural experiences and the latest changes
The article discusses the establishment and current functioning of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) in Europe, highlighting both improvements and ongoing uncertainties.
Artificial intelligence platform for music creation raises both excitement and concerns
A new artificial intelligence music creation platform has gained over 100 million users, igniting discussions about its potential and threats to traditional musicians.
Is Japan's AI Law Powerless Against Foreign Companies?
Japan's new AI law has been ineffective in addressing unauthorized uses of iconic characters like Son Goku and Doraemon by foreign tech firms.
Genetics and Intellectual Property Protection: Key Issues Raised by a Seed Company to Boost Soybean Yields and Narrow the Production Gap
A seed company in Argentina has introduced new soybean varieties and highlighted the importance of genetics and intellectual property protection to improve agricultural yields.
Tunde Kelani slams unauthorised upload of film clips on social media
Veteran Nigerian filmmaker Tunde Kelani has criticized the unauthorized sharing of clips from his films online, labeling it as piracy.
PODCAST "GAMMA ACADEMY" ⟩ #10: Intellectual Property: What Every Musician Should Know
This podcast discusses essential aspects of intellectual property for musicians, including copyright and contract management.
The Principle of Distillation: The Invisible Robbery from China's AI Labs
Anthropic has accused three Chinese AI labs of industrial-scale theft of its language model Claude, involving 24,000 fake accounts and over 16 million requests used as training material.
The Principle of Distillation: The Invisible Robbery from China's AI Labs
Anthropic accuses three Chinese AI labs of industrial-scale theft of its language model Claude, involving the creation of 24,000 fake accounts and over 16 million requests taken as training material.
Anthropic accuses three Chinese companies of conducting distillation attacks against Claude to improve their models
Anthropic has accused three Chinese AI companies of carrying out distillation attacks to exploit their Claude model for enhancing their own AI systems.
They stole our band. We want it back, say former members of UDG brothers Vrzák and Bohouš Němeček
Former members of the band UDG express their strong desire to reclaim the band after facing challenges.
The Evolving K-brand Counterfeits, Even Resorting to 'Disguised Employment' Tracking
The rise of sophisticated counterfeiting methods in Korea's beauty brand market is increasingly alarming authorities and companies alike.
Report seeks investment framework for comic industry
A report has called for a structured investment framework to enhance the growth and sustainability of Nigeria's comic industry.
Report seeks investment framework for comedy industry
A new report highlights the need for investment and structural reforms in Nigeria's comic industry to foster growth and capitalize on its creative potential.
Perla Wahnón, President of Scientists: "By not protecting it, Spanish knowledge ends up exploited by foreign powers"
Perla Wahnón, an eminent physicist and president of a scientific organization in Spain, urges the government to increase research funding to prevent foreign exploitation of Spanish knowledge.
IOC defends T-shirts promoting 1936 'Nazi Games' after backlash
The International Olympic Committee has faced backlash after selling T-shirts that commemorate the controversial 1936 Berlin Olympics, defending their decision as a means to preserve intellectual property rights.
Lindt condemned to pay 500,000 euros to the Champs-Élysées Committee for an advertisement showing the famous avenue
Lindt has been ordered to pay 500,000 euros in damages for unauthorized use of images of the Champs-Élysées in a television advertisement.
Creative industry advocates for dialogue with AI companies about the use of protected content
Brazil's creative industry calls for open dialogue with AI companies to address concerns over the unauthorized use of protected content.
Review of the T-MEC: US denounces that Mexico is failing to meet intellectual property commitments in medicines
US organizations accuse Mexico of not adhering to intellectual property commitments under the T-MEC agreement, particularly regarding pharmaceuticals.
Indian university kicked out of summit for falsely claiming credit for Chinese robot
An Indian university was removed from an AI summit for falsely presenting a Chinese robotic dog as its own creation.
Netflix joins the fight and threatens to sue ByteDance for the use of its content in AI Seedance 2.0
Netflix has issued a formal warning to ByteDance, demanding the immediate cessation of using its intellectual property in the AI video generation tool Seedance 2.0, threatening legal action if not addressed swiftly.
Netflix threatens ByteDance with 'immediate litigation' if it does not cease intellectual property infringement with Seedance 2.0
Netflix has threatened ByteDance with immediate legal action over their AI model Seedance 2.0, which they claim infringes on copyrighted content.
Netflix threatens to sue TikTok's owner over new AI video generator
Netflix has threatened to sue ByteDance, the owner of TikTok, for copyright violations related to its new AI content generator, Seedance 2.0.
ByteDance will limit the new video generator, Disney threatened a lawsuit
ByteDance is set to impose restrictions on its new video generator following legal threats from Disney.
Multi-utilization of Popular Game IPs such as Mario, Zelda, and Street Fighter
The article discusses the expansion of popular game characters and worlds into various media like merchandise and movies as the global gaming market continues to grow.
ByteDance will protect intellectual property in its generative AI after threats from Disney
ByteDance has announced measures to safeguard its intellectual property in its generative AI video creator Seedance 2.0 following legal threats from Disney.
Copyright: ByteDance Concedes in AI Dispute with Disney
ByteDance has announced it will cease unauthorized use of Disney's intellectual property in its video AI "Seedance 2.0" following copyright accusations from Disney.
OpenAI accuses DeepSik of relying on American models to train its model
OpenAI has formally warned the U.S. Senate that the Chinese company DeepSik is allegedly using American models unlawfully to train its AI systems.
An important seedbed ensures that the recognition of intellectual property does not generate additional costs for producers
The general manager of Stine Semillas Argentina, Manuel Rosasco, claims that joining the UPOV 91 international convention will not increase costs for producers while promoting investment in seed development.
OpenAI once again accused DeepSeek of unauthorized use of its models
OpenAI has reiterated its accusations against DeepSeek for illegally utilizing its models.
Taylor Swift asks the US government to stop the trademark registration of the slogan 'Swift Home' by a home textiles brand
Taylor Swift is urging the US government to prevent the registration of the slogan 'Swift Home' by Cathay Home, claiming it misleads consumers and resembles her registered signature.
Chief of UN intellectual property agency wins re-election as UN faces financial turmoil
Daren Tang was re-elected as the head of the World Intellectual Property Organization amid a financial crisis at the United Nations.
After the latest update of 'CapCut', be aware of what you may lose before you press 'Agree'
The recent update of CapCut's terms of service has sparked concerns over user privacy and intellectual property rights after the platform claimed extensive rights over user-uploaded content.
How did General Naravane's book get leaked? Delhi Police registered FIR and started investigation
Delhi Police has registered an FIR regarding the alleged circulation of former Army Chief General (Retd.) M.M. Naravane's unpublished book on social media.
Mexico signs agreement with the US to combat video game piracy: IMPI
The Mexican government, through the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI), signed an agreement with the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) to coordinate efforts against video game piracy.
Strong pressure from the agreement with the U.S. against lobbies: the country should adhere to the patent treaty by the end of April
Argentina is under significant pressure to ratify the Patent Cooperation Treaty by April 30 as part of its agreement with the United States, which includes eliminating certain biotechnology and pharmaceutical patenting resolutions.
China fines firms for fake ChatGPT and DeepSeek services in IP theft crackdown
China's market regulator has fined multiple companies for impersonating ChatGPT and DeepSeek services in a bid to combat unfair competition and intellectual property theft in the AI industry.
Key points of the trade agreement between the United States and Argentina
Argentina and the United States signed a trade agreement aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation in trade and investment, including tariff reductions and intellectual property protection.
Novo Nordisk calls competitors' copies illegal
Novo Nordisk criticizes Hims and Hers for planning to launch a copy of the weight loss drug Wegovy, claiming it poses significant risks to patient safety and threatens its intellectual property, prompting plans for legal action.
Pioneer of Graphic Novels, Will Eisner's Intellectual Property Up for Sale
Will Eisner's seminal graphic novel 'A Contract with God and Other Tenement Stories' and his entire intellectual property, including characters and children's books, are now on the market.
Create AMPPI Intellectual Property Observatory
The Mexican Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (AMPPI) is working on implementing an intellectual property observatory to collect and compare data for better policy and strategy formulation.
Marek Kolasiński, Krzysztof Koźmiński: Does Returning to the Past Make Sense
The article discusses the lobbying efforts surrounding the amendment of Polish civil procedure and its implications for intellectual property rights in pharmaceuticals versus public interest and medical progress.
Actor Matthew McConaughey Patents His Image and Voice to Protect Against AI Misuses
Matthew McConaughey has patented his image and voice with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to safeguard against misuse by groups or platforms exploiting generative AI.
Star Wars of Sławomir Mentzen. Why does he name parties after the titles of the film saga?
The article explores Sławomir Mentzen's practice of naming political parties after Star Wars titles and discusses the legal implications of using film names in politics, including challenges related to intellectual property rights.
Ferrari Protects Name HC25: Is a New Unique Model Coming?
Ferrari has filed to protect the name 'Ferrari HC25,' which may indicate the development of a bespoke model as part of its plan to introduce 20 new cars by 2030.