The government will have to pay the software developer only $150,000 for its infringement.
The U.S. Navy will be required to pay just over $150,000 in damages for its installation of virtual reality…
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How did we get here?
Case C-159/23 Sony Computer Entertainment Europe revolves around the scope of protection of computer programs under the 2009 Software…
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Welcome to the second trimester of the 2024 roundup of EU copyright law right in time before the (hopefully) quiet summer period starts. In this edition, we update…
The testimony was properly excluded—and without it, the software company could not prevail on its copyright claims.
A Detroit federal court correctly found that a software designer moved too late to…
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In the generative AI era, there is a proliferation of open source claims (i.e. operators that claim to release AI…
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A loophole in copyright protection?
The 2009 directive on the legal protection of computer programs (the Software Directive) grants copyright protection to all…
The digital codes were created for functional purposes and were put together under purely mechanical rules.
The digital codes sent by a pyrotechnics control system were not entitled to protection…
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The buzz around AI-generated outputs seems to never stop. While the field is rich on exaggerated claims, there are certain domains that have seen a genuine…
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European and international policymakers have raised how artificial intelligence (AI) interacts with intellectual property (IP) law on several occasions…
