AI regulation, litigation, intellectual property, and compliance across global jurisdictions.
OpenAI has lost a trademark dispute before the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), which concluded that the combination of 'open' and 'AI' constitutes a purely descriptive designation lacking the distinctiveness required for protection under EU law. The reason…
Apple has filed a trade secret misappropriation lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing former employees of orchestrating a deliberate and systemic exfiltration of confidential material rather than committing isolated indiscretions. According to the complaint, an individual named Tan…
The U.S. Department of Commerce announced today the lifting of export controls that had, for several months, blocked international access to Anthropic's two flagship models, Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5. The restrictions were originally imposed as part of the Trump administrati…
According to a Semafor report picked up by Reuters, the US government has cleared Anthropic to distribute its high-capability Mythos model — but only to a narrow set of 'trusted partners' rather than via general commercial release. The framework reportedly stems from concerns …
Anthropic has publicly accused Alibaba of orchestrating a large-scale operation to extract capabilities from its Claude models, allegedly using roughly 25,000 fraudulent accounts to systematically query the API and harvest outputs for model distillation. According to Anthropic…
Derbyshire Police has confirmed that one of its officers is being investigated for allegedly using artificial intelligence tools to 'create evidence' in multiple cases — a phrase that, in the context of criminal procedure, carries enormous weight. According to the Sky News rep…
Anthropic has confirmed the suspension of access to its Claude Mythos 5 and Claude Fable 5 model variants following what the company describes as a government-issued order it considers procedurally flawed and technically unfounded. The shutdown is global in scope, meaning user…
Authorities overseeing police forces in England and Wales have issued a directive instructing officers to cease using AI tools in the preparation of court statements, following growing concerns about the reliability and legal integrity of AI-generated evidentiary text. The gui…
A new study out of Stanford Law School has found that AI systems outperform law professors on a series of legal research and analysis tasks, marking a notable milestone in the ongoing integration of AI into professional services. The findings suggest that for routine, well-def…