Recently, the UK High Court of Justice handed down a significant decision in the case of Emotional Perception AI Ltd v Comptroller-General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks. The ruling establishes that an...
read +In a decision handed down in December (20), the UK Supreme Court ruled that artificial intelligence (AI) cannot legally be named as an inventor in order to secure patent rights. In the ruling, the UK's highest court concluded, based on the 1977 Patents Act, that...
read +In 2023, the Dannemann Siemsen Institute (IDS) stepped up its efforts to disseminate the Intellectual Property culture.
read +In a decision handed down last week (18), the Federal Supreme Court (STF) upheld, by a majority, Extraordinary Appeal No. 702362, which involved transnational copyright infringement.
read +On December 8, the National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) published its second Monitoring Cycle Report (RCM) of the General Supervision Coordination (CGF), referring to...
read +Last week, the Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office (BPTO) celebrated its 53rd anniversary. In celebration of the date, the institute launched the "Memória da Propriedade Industrial - Patentes Históricas" (Memory of Industrial Property - Historical Patents) project, to ...
read +Last Friday (8), the member states of the European Union (EU) and their legislators reached an agreement on the general rules for drafting a regulation for artificial intelligence (AI) models.
read +The State Court of Justice of São Paulo (TJ/SP) upheld a decision that did not recognize the exclusive use of the name of a historical figure by a Masonic lodge. In Freemasonry, specifically, the word lodge...
read +In a recent statement, Spotify, one of the world's largest audio platforms, announced through a spokesperson that it will stop offering its services to users in Uruguay by February 2024. The decision, according to the company, was due to the updating of Uruguay's Copyright Law (Law 9.739/37 amended by Law 17616/2003), approved in November.
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