Ghostwriter in the machine: Copyright implications for AI-generated imitations
What’s Shakin’ Bacon? Not Inventorship—Contribution to Invention Can’t Be “Insignificant”
Women’s sports on the rise
Millions of dollars in damages for $$$$$
Fifty years ago, the practice of patent law was a sleepy cloistered legal field. Patent attorneys were all nerds (engineers or scientists who had somehow made their way to law school). The general legal population had no interest in mixing with patent lawyers. Private practice patent lawyers worked in “patent law firms” – surrounded only […]
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Artificial Intelligence Has A NIST Framework For Cybersecurity Risk
Innovative Technology Insights – Episode 5: Generating Future of AI With Peter Prettenhofer of DataRobot (PODCAST)
A Letter from Congress about Pharmaceutical Patents
The FTC’s proposed ban on non-compete agreements is good for labor mobility, competition, and innovation, according to the Juelsgaard Clinic.
Juelsgaard Intellectual Property and Innovation Clinic students Seraj Desai (JD ’24), Tanner Kuenneth (JD ’23), and Julia Laurence (JD ’24) recently submitted a comment to the Federal Trade Commission supporting […]