The AI Revolution Is Upon Us, Whether or Not Copyright Laws Are Ready AI technology is opening up new creative horizons for artists and musicians. It's also creating headaches for US intellectual property lawyers. By Suzi Morales
So Mickey Mouse Is About to Enter the Public Domain. Can Anyone Actually Make Money Off Him? Disney's prolonged protection of Mickey Mouse is about to come to an end. But ways to profit off Mickey are not obvious. By Erik Sherman
The Scary Part About AI Is That a Lot of Writers Like It More novelists and essayists approve of AI for writing than you might guess. By Ann Kjellberg
Banksy Wins a EU Trademark Case and Will Be Allowed to Remain Anonymous By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
BeReal, a French Social Media Startup, Is Being Copied by Big Tech, and There’s Not Much it Can Do About it By Rachyl Jones
How Is Anonymous Going After The French Co. Trying To Trademark Its Logo? Let Us Count The Ways By Steve Huff