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Copyright Office Guidance on AI

Intellectual Property Law Blog

Among other things, the Office intends to publish a notice of inquiry later this year seeking public input on additional legal and policy topics, including how the law should apply to the use of copyrighted works in AI training and the resulting treatment of outputs.

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‘App Stores Should Screen Developers and Apps to Prevent Piracy’

TorrentFreak

Copyright Alliance Response to NTIA Inquiry. The request is a response to an NTIA inquiry into the current state of the mobile app ecosystem. Among other things, the submission cites 2018 data from Google, which reported that takedown notices removed more than 14,000 items from the Play Store in that year.

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Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Take Aim at AI Freeloading

TorrentFreak

Copyright Office which launched an inquiry asking the public for input. With more than 10,000 responses, it is clear that the topic is close to the hearts of many people. Over the past year, artificial intelligence enjoyed its mainstream breakthrough. By now it is clear that AI offers endless possibilities.

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Duty of Disclosure Before USPTO Highlighted in Federal Register

LexBlog IP

On July 29th, 2022, the current director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Katherine Vidal, published a notice in the federal register regarding the duty of disclosure before the patent office. The notice begins by discussing to whom the duty of disclosure applies. Who Has a Duty to Disclose.

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Making a Proper Determination of Obviousness

Patently-O

The updated guidance underscores that the factual inquiries set forth by the Supreme Court in Graham v. As the guidelines state, “USPTO personnel continue to ground obviousness determinations in the objective inquiries announced in Graham.” Reiterating the Central Role of Graham v. John Deere. John Deere Co., John Deere Co.,

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If TOS Formation Fails, Bad Legal Outcomes Are Likely to Follow–Doe v. Roblox

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

This case involves Roblox, a virtual world. Allegedly, a majority of Roblox users are under 13. Roblox has an in-game currency, Robux. Users can manufacture virtual items in-game, and other users can buy those items using Robux, with Roblox taking a cut of the transactions. The moves also didn’t satisfy the judge. Contract Formation.

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Book review: Walled Culture

The IPKat

The subsequent chapters attempt to demonstrate this argument with examples such as Orphan Works in chapter two, Open Access in chapter three, Napster in chapter four, notice and take down and website blocking in chapter five, the EU Copyright Directive in chapters six and seven. Readers can hear more from the author in an interview here.

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