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    AI can now impersonate you better than most humans. Who owns that version of you?

    AI can now impersonate you better than most humans. Who owns that version of you? Why registered TMs matter in the AI era.
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    Not so ordinary: Who is the "person skilled in the art" (PSA) in Australian patent law?

    A PSA is a hypothetical construct not that much different from a "reasonable person".
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    Sustainability or liability? The international IP landscape for environmental claims in the food and beverage sector

    In the food and beverage space, environmental claims have become a serious IP and legal issue in Australia and internationally.
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    Aristocrat v Commissioner of Patents – a second bite at the cherry

    Aristocrat can now apply to the High Court to have the appeal removed to itself for the High Court's consideration.
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    Australian patent law – best method requirement

    In addition to describing the invention fully, a patent specification must also disclose the best method of performing the invention.
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    Innovation Patents: AU compared to China

    The Innovation or Utility Model Patent is a second tier patent, with a very low threshold requirement for inventiveness.
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    Non-traditional trade marks

    Discusses the most common forms of non-traditional trade marks in the food & beverage industry, being shape marks & colour marks.
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    Make sure you put your best method forward

    When filing a patent application, make sure that the best method of performing your invention has been put forward.
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    Aristocrat v Commissioner of Patents – Much ado about nothing

    The question of how to determine whether a computer-implemented invention is patentable remains unsettled.
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