When AI Meets IP: Who Owns the Algorithm’s Art?

Artificial Intelligence | Intellectual Property Law | Technology Introduction: The New Creators Have No Pulse In the past three years, artificial intelligence has evolved from an experimental novelty to a prolific creator—generating poems, symphonies, digital paintings, codebases, and video games. Whether it's a TikTok filter that renders dreamlike animations or a

Branding in the Metaverse: Trademark Law in Immersive Worlds

Trademark Law | Digital Platform Regulation | Business Introduction: Branding in a New Dimension In the rapidly evolving world of virtual and augmented reality, brands are no longer limited to the physical world or even traditional screens. Inside immersive platforms like Roblox, Fortnite, Meta Horizon Worlds, and decentralized metaverse ecosystems, companies are

Huawei Must Face U.S. Racketeering Case, Judge Rules

Criminal Accountability | National Security | Global Tech Tensions A U.S. district judge has denied Huawei Technologies’ attempt to dismiss a sweeping 16‑count federal indictment, including charges of racketeering, wire and bank fraud, and trade‑secret theft. The ruling ensures the Chinese telecom giant will undergo a full criminal trial, highlighting longstanding

Google Veo 3 and the Global Threat of Deepfakes

AI Innovation | Legal Challenges | Global Regulation The recent release of Google Veo 3 marks a significant advancement in artificial intelligence (AI) technology, enabling users to create hyper-realistic videos with minimal input. While this innovation offers exciting possibilities for content creation, it also amplifies the growing concerns surrounding deepfakes. Deepfakes