Giulia Tibo

On 30th October 2023, Judge William H. Orrick of the Californian District, with his Order, ruled on Stability AI’s motion to dismiss the appeal presented by Sarah Andersen and other authors, who accused the famous company, to which belongs also Midjourney, for copyright infringement for copying thousands of works they created. The appeal reported the … Does Artificial Intelligence infringe copyright?

With decision of August 29th 2023, relating to the TESTAROSSA sign which distinguishes high level sports cars, the EUIPO Board of Appeals ruled on the evaluation criteria of the effective and genuine use of a trademark. In particular, a request for trademark revocation was submitted against the well-known sign, based on the lack of effective … Effective and genuine use of a trademark: the Testarossa case

With the fast explosion of artificial intelligence (AI), the European Patent Office – EPO – updated its guidelines clarifying some aspects on the possibility to patent it. As a matter of fact, AI is abstractly patentable, on the condition that it is new and inventive, because it is a technology that can produce a technical … Artificial Intelligence can be patented

Not a day goes by without artificial intelligence being mentioned and the phenomenon involves lawyers too. In the decision issued on 27th March 2023 in the Corte Superior de Justicia De Lima Sur the Judge expressly declared to have calculated the maintenance allowance in a marital separation lawsuit by using artificial intelligence. In Texas, federal … Lawyers and artificial intelligence: the triumph of empathy