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Singapore's Ministry of Law and IPOS have launched a public consultation examining how the patent system should adapt to AI-assisted innovation, focusing on two critical questions: what level of human contribution qualifies for inventorship when AI participates in the inventive process, and how AI-generated technical disclosures should be treated as prior art. The consultation explores scenarios from AI-assisted drug discovery and raises significant implications for businesses developing RAG systems, AI age

Caterpillar successfully appealed a decision to dismiss their opposition to registration of Puma's procat trade mark.

The licensee may have rights against both the licensor and a third party to whom the licensor grants inconsistent rights.

Recommendations of Senate Inquiry into the patenting of genes and biological materials will reform the patent system.

All about shoelace patents applications.

The court held that the patent application was "a marketing scheme", and the invention was not patentable subject matter.

Patentees should consider if refurbished goods were remanufactured (potentially infringing) or repaired (non-infringing).

Brand owners need to be alert to the practical realities of enforcement, including the impact of delay, the quality of evidence required, and the commercial consequences of seeking urgent relief.

Recent regulatory changes are likely to impact the way that pharmaceutical patent litigation is conducted in Australia.

Insights into the key moments of Australian IP in 2023 and where 2024 might take us.

High level issues you ought to consider when planning your generative AI strategy.

China has seen recent rapid growth in patent applications, with improvements in patent examination and IP protection.

Brief overview of the IP protection systems available in key Pacific Island nations.

Applicants may divide a patent application in India without a lack of unity objection being raised during examination.

New Zealand patent law has been in the throes of reform for years and may have been consigned to "the too-hard basket".

Trade mark infringement allegations between two Victorian live music venues, "CORNER" and "CORNER HOTEL", were dismissed.

The expert panel to conduct the review of pharmaceutical patents has released a Background and Suggested Issues Paper.

"Big Data" is a collection of large and complex data sets that cannot be processed easily with traditional applications.