IP Protection Insights

De-Extinction Patents: Who Owns Resurrected Species? The race to revive extinct species has taken an fascinating turn as Colossal Biosciences seeks to patent their "woolly mammoth" de-extinction technology. This unprecedented case raises complex questions about intellectual property rights in the em...

Protecting Common Terms as Trademarks: Lessons from the Figma-Loveable Dispute The recent clash between design software giant Figma and AI startup Loveable over the term "Dev Mode" highlights a growing challenge in intellectual property protection - the trademarking of common industry terms. This ca...

AI Training and Fair Use: What the Meta Copyright Case Means for IP Protection The intersection of artificial intelligence and intellectual property rights continues to evolve, as highlighted by the recent Kadrey v. Meta Platforms case. This landmark lawsuit, which includes prominent authors like Sa...

Protecting Legacy IP in the Digital Age: Lessons from Compute's Gazette's Revival The recent announcement of Compute's Gazette magazine's return after a 35-year hiatus highlights an increasingly relevant challenge in today's digital landscape: protecting intellectual property across decades of evolu...

Meta AI Copyright Battle Highlights Critical Need for IP Protection in the Digital Age The ongoing legal battle between Meta and various publishers over AI training data has brought intellectual property rights into sharp focus, particularly highlighting how traditional IP protection methods struggl...