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When it comes to intellectual property, one of the biggest questions is determining the creator of a work—whether it’s copyright, patent, or data ownership. For instance, if an AI system assists in creating something, how much of the work can be attributed to the human creator, and how much is the result of the AI’s […]

one third of the French connection passed away today. Rick Martin was one of the greatest players in the Buffalo Sabres franchise history. I pray that God will bless his

As a patent attorney here in Buffalo, New York I was very happy to learn that Esther Takeuchi a University at Buffalo professor was among the 2011 inductees to the

For the second day in a row, (Senate Session, Part I and Senate Session, Part 2) Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) stood on the floor of the Senate and argued for

When starting a new business one of the first things that needs to be done is to create a brand. Branding establishes the first impression that your target audience has

Recently I received a calendar from professional patent searcher Martin Keller.  On each month of the calendar is a patent drawing that is very unique. So I contacted him because I

Watching the former Jeopardy champions versus Watson the IBM super computer makes you wonder how far innovation will take us in the future. Can a computer think like a man?

President Obama issued on February 8, 2011 an Executive Order called “The Establishment of the Intellectual Property Enforcement Advisory Committees,” establishing two intellectual property enforcement advisory committees designed to improve

Orville and Wilbur Wright, American inventors and aviation pioneers, achieved the first manned, powered sustained, and controlled flight of an airplane without any assistance at takeoff. Orville Wright Born August

The latest patent reform bill entitled “The Patent Reform Act of 2011″ (PDF) , will be introduced to Congress by Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT), chairman of the Judiciary Committee, on

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