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13 March 2025: A Better Way To Unlock AI Transparency Than Open Source Mandates
Join 4iP Council’s webinar to find out how AI system openness can be classified beyond traditional open-source models. You will gain expert insights into the evolving landscape of AI transparency and regulation. Find out more information and register here.
20 March 2025: LES – Licensing & Asia
If you wish to know more about licensing in Asia from top-notch speakers and you happen to be in Brussels on 20 March 2025, why not attend LES’ half-day seminar!? For more information and registration just click here.
13 March 2025: A Better Way To Unlock AI Transparency Than Open Source Mandates
Join 4iP Council’s webinar to find out how AI system openness can be classified beyond traditional open-source models. You will gain expert insights into the evolving landscape of AI transparency and regulation. Find out more information and register here.
20 March 2025: LES – Licensing & Asia
If you wish to know more about licensing in Asia from top-notch speakers and you happen to be in Brussels on 20 March 2025, why not attend LES’ half-day seminar!? For more information and registration just click here.
Update from the USPTO
The USPTO launched a new Open Data Portal for easy and quick access to its data. Whether you are an experienced researcher, an entrepreneur, or a student, you can quickly access, customize and extract USPTO data in and from this site.
Must-reads
You just finished reading the winners of the IPKat Book of the Year Awards 2024 and are looking for new material? Consider yourself lucky because Wolters Kluwer expanded its Information Law Series Archive by ten volumes. They are available for free here.
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The USPTO launched a new Open Data Portal for easy and quick access to its data. Whether you are an experienced researcher, an entrepreneur, or a student, you can quickly access, customize and extract USPTO data in and from this site.
Must-reads
You just finished reading the winners of the IPKat Book of the Year Awards 2024 and are looking for new material? Consider yourself lucky because Wolters Kluwer expanded its Information Law Series Archive by ten volumes. They are available for free here.
Picture is by Francesco Ungaro and used under the licensing terms of pexels.com.
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Sunday, March 02, 2025
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