IPNews® – OpenAI is falling behind a bit in its effort to fend off trademark infringers.
With its CHATGPT and GPT trademark applications being denied by the trademark office, it is still acting as if those registrations have issued. OpenAI also continues to go after infringers though with one hand tied behind its back. To continue
IPNews® – After Microsoft backed OpenAI’s impressive launch of ChatGPT, Google quickly responded with its own AI tool named Bard.
Recently though, Google has changed course and is branding under the name Gemini instead. The USPTO has since denied the CHATGPT trademark application and Google may be going down the same road with GEMINI. To continue
IPNews® – At the end of last year, the progression of AI in the form of ChatGPT amazed many.
Since then, the fall out continues with companies scrambling to claim intellectual property rights and market share. Perhaps the most surprising recent result is OpenAI’s apparent inability to register CHATGPT as a trademark. To continue reading, click:
IPNews® – With the use of AI proliferating daily, an increasing question is who owns works created by AI.
The copyright office is on record as saying that works exclusively produced by AI are not copyrightable. However, a work partly created by AI and partly created by a person can be protected provide that there is