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What is the ‘steal now, crack later’ quantum computing threat?

The capabilities of quantum computing have been rapidly developing over the last decade, and are expected to mature over the next. By 2030, in fact, the industry widely expects commercial quantum computing offerings to be available in the mainstream. While the business use cases of quantum computing are being contemplated,…

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AI detection tools risk losing the generative AI arms race

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2023 Spring Statement brings 'enhanced' tax incentives to tech SMBs

UK chancellor Jeremy Hunt said the government plans to introduce tax incentives for UK-based small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) as part of a broader set of plans to boost the UK's technology sector. Delivering the government's 2023 Spring Statement to the House of Commons on Wednesday, Hunt said the incentives…

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Saudi Arabia Advances 15 Ranks on Global Innovation Index

Saudi Arabia has risen 15 places in the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Global Innovation Index 2022, reflecting the extent of development in research, development, and innovation in the Kingdom.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ocado accused by businessman of trying to 'bully' him over name of food import company

Dr Robert James Kalibala launched his import business called 'Orgacado', claiming the name derives from a combination of words 'organic' and 'avocado'

Daily Mirror

Strictly judge Motsi Mabuse 'creating own brand of deodorant' as she trademarks her name

Dancer Motsi Mabuse, 41, has lodged a patent with the UK Intellectual Property Office for a range of hair products, soap and cosmetics. The trademark will remain in place for 10 years

Daily Mirror

Is the US government ready for the rise of artificial intelligence?

AI could benefit society, but it could also become a monster. To guide the way, we need leadership and understanding

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Is there a way to pay content creators whose work is used to train AI? Yes, but it’s not foolproof

Is imitation the sincerest form of flattery, or theft? Perhaps it comes down to the imitator.

The Conversation

ChatGPT’s IP land mines - Roll Call

Skadden Arps lawyer Stu Levi joins the podcast to talk about what ChatGPT means for intellectual property law.

Roll Call

Unstoppable Domains pledges patent non-aggression pact across expanded Web3 Domain Alliance

The patent pledge suggests that intellectual property issues could become more important in the fast-growing Web3 naming industry.

Fortune

In rural America, right-to-repair laws are the leading edge of a pushback against growing corporate power

As tractors became more sophisticated over the past two decades, the big manufacturers allowed farmers fewer options for repairs. Rather than hiring independent repair shops, farmers have increasingly had to wait for company-authorized dealers to arrive. Getting repairs could take days, often leading to lost time and high costs.

The Conversation

Paperchase online store to close with just two days left of trading following company administration

The Paperchase brand and intellectual property has been bought by Tesco but the deal has failed to save physical and online stores

Manchester Evening News

Canada moves to restrict research funding to protect intellectual property

Canadian authorities on Tuesday announced new restrictions on research grants designed to block funding to projects that include researchers who are affiliated with institutions with ties to foreign governments posing a risk to national security.

Reuters

Content creators and corporations clash in Dungeons & Dragons licensing fiasco

The tabletop role-playing game community took a keen interest in intellectual property law in January when changes to the Dungeons Dragons Open Game License (OGL) were leaked.

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Dungeons & Dragons licence changes threaten the fan community the game relies upon – legal expert explains

Dungeons & Dragons has a longstanding appeal as a role-playing game – or as some players prefer to call it, a storytelling medium. But retaining users in the face of competition is far from easy, despite a recent resurgence thanks to Netflix hit Stranger Things, the uptake in remote activities…

Fortune

Here come the crypto intellectual property wars

Crypto is barely a decade old but already it has resulted in novel cases in the fields of copyright, patent, and trademark law.

Insider UK

Leith gin firm fights 'losing battle' against bottle copycats

Company co-founder highlights the crippling cost of fighting intellectual property cases

Insider UK

Glasgow disability equipment firm appoints liquidators

Former Dragons' Den contestant suffers funding issues, leading to a sale of assets and intellectual property

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Phitsanulok mangoes get status upgrade

The Commerce Ministry's Intellectual Property Department has announced the registration of Nam Dok Mai Si Thong mangoes from Phitsanulok as a new geographical indication (GI) product.

The Guardian - UK

Something is afoot with copyright this Public Domain Day

On New Year’s Day, copyright in the US expires on a new clutch of artistic works. But shady legal shenanigans mean it’s a little overdue…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Experts to Asharq Al-Awsat: Saudi Intellectual Property Strategy to Generate Initiatives, Attract Quality Investments

Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has announced the launch of the National Intellectual Property Strategy to support the Kingdom’s economy based on innovation and creativity.

The National (Scotland)

Sharing out your Netflix password is now a 'criminal offence'

The Intellectual Property Office has stated that Netflix password sharing may amount to ‘secondary copyright infringement’

Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Crown Prince Launches National Intellectual Property Strategy

Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince, Prime Minister and Chairman of the Council of Economic and Development Affairs, launched on Thursday the National Intellectual Property Strategy (NIPST). One of the enablers for achieving the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030, NIPST aims to build an intellectual property ecosystem that supports innovation…

The Independent UK

Real coffee, but a fake 'Starbucks' in piracy-ridden Iraq

There are three “Starbucks” cafes in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, all serving authentic Starbucks coffee in authentic Starbucks cups

Wales Online

Sharing Netflix password may be illegal, Government suggests

Password sharing may amount to “secondary copyright infringement”, the Intellectual Property Office said

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