A USPTO update clarifies that subject matter eligibility of an invention is not impacted by the employment of AI to aid in its creation, so USPTO examiners are urged not to take AI into account in their analysis.
The California legislature has passed Bill AB 2013, mandating developers of artificial intelligence systems to disclose the data used to train their models. The bill is now going to Gov. Gavin Newsom for approval.
To ensure clients are protected, lawyers and law firms using generative artificial intelligence consider their applicable ethical obligations, which include competence, confidentiality, communication and charging reasonable fees.
A software update from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike caused widespread technology outages on July 19, affecting various sectors globally, including air travel, media, and healthcare.
Several states have enforced legislation that addresses concerns related to misuse of biometric data, but there is still a need for more voice-specific protections to tackle unregulated AI-assisted voice cloning.
The European Union’s groundbreaking AI regulatory framework will go into effect on August 1, categorizing AI systems based on their potential impact on safety and fundamental rights.
To avoid a hefty fine and other penalties, Apple will allow iPhone users in the European Union to use any wallet they prefer to make payments using Apple Pay.
Judge Tigar allows only two of the original 22 claims to proceed, signaling a significant shift in the way copyright law is interpreted in AI-generated content.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has opted not to review significant state laws regarding social media regulation, leaving the balance between free speech and content moderation undecided. Meanwhile, the Court has agreed to hear a Texas law on age verification for pornography websites.
