Aruni Soni
IP Reporter at Bloomberg Law
intellectual property law reporter @BLaw | previously @BusinessInsider, @BostonGlobe, @DJNF, @DMRegister, @ColumbiaSpec tips: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Aruni Soni |Kartikay Mehrotra
The US Patent and Trademark Office terminated a 2022 program expediting patent applications for innovations that reduce, remove, prevent, or monitor greenhouse gas emissions.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Aruni Soni
The US Patent and Trademark Office introduced new production goals for judges on the Patent Trial and Appeal Board, asking them to publish decisions on appeals of denied patent applications within 12 months and issue more rulings each month. Chief Judge Scott R. Boalick and Vice Chief Judge Mike Kim told judges about the agency’s new goals in a virtual meeting Tuesday, according to two people who were on the call and requested anonymity.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Aruni Soni
A trio of performance rights organizations, now under federal scrutiny, blamed each other for industry fragmentation and inefficient royalty distribution in responses to a US Copyright Office inquiry. Broadcast Music Inc., the largest of such groups licensing the right to play songs in public, criticized newcomers like AllTrack Performing Rights and Pro Music Rights Inc. for creating “informational opacity” in the system.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Aruni Soni
A trio of performance rights organizations, now under federal scrutiny, blamed each other for industry fragmentation and inefficient royalty distribution in responses to a US Copyright Office inquiry. Broadcast Music Inc., the largest of such groups licensing the right to play songs in public, criticized newcomers like AllTrack Performing Rights and Pro Music Rights Inc. for creating “informational opacity” in the system.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Aruni Soni |Adam Taylor |James Arkin
A new startup industry says it can feed generative AI’s insatiable need for training data while still offering artists and creators control and compensation for the use of their works. The startup rights collectives are emerging as lawsuits from writers, artists, and news outlets accuse Big Tech players such as OpenAI Inc., Meta Platforms Inc. and Alphabet Inc.'s Google of violating their copyrights by training large language models on their works without permission.
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Breaking: OpenAI couldn't get rid of copyright infringement claims in the case brought by NYT and other publications over its AI model training. The opinion detailing the reasoning will be issued "expeditiously," Judge Sidney H. Stein wrote. https://t.co/ym1hNmptbL
RT @AnneliseLevy: Meta attempted to differentiate its case from Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence, saying Ross' use wasn’t transformativ…
#Anthropic convinced a judge it shouldn’t be blocked from using song lyrics to train future #AI models. Judge Eumi K. Lee said the scope of the injunction request from music publishers suing the tech firm was “elusive and poorly defined.” https://t.co/qJRl2opFxW