Against the backdrop of the hearing at the Court of Appeal in Comptroller-General of Patents, Designs & Trade Marks (appellant) v Emotional Perception AI Ltd (respondent) - held on 14-15 May 2024 - we provide an update on patenting artificial intelligence inventions before the UK Intellectual Property Office.
Fashion Law London recently hosted a key fashion and AI event in London, covering pertinent topics surrounding fashion and AI including use cases, IP, and commercial, data and legislative considerations in this rapidly evolving landscape.
In the latest decision on third party access requests, the Paris Central Division ruled that a direct interest in opposition proceedings, being heard in parallel to a UPC revocation claim concerning the same patent, justifies access to evidence and pleadings filed on the Case Management System (CMS) in respect of the UPC proceedings.
Given the range of vital global issues it is attempting to resolve, cleantech has become an enormous umbrella that sits above every scientific discipline from the most complex biotechnology through to cutting edge digital tech.
As seen from the various products showcased at the CES and MWC, the form factors of consumer electronic devices are constantly evolving to meet the increasing demands on this technology sector.
The Metropolitan Court of Hungary (Fővárosi Törvényszék) has referred a new question to the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) about the requirements for obtaining supplementary protection certificates (SPCs). Joel Beevers explains what we know so far in this emergent case.