"This week in Other Barks & Bites: the USPTO announces a roundtable and asks for comments on the OECD's E-Commerce Guidelines; the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit corrects the Patent Trial and Appeal Board's improper legal standard for conception in a patent interference proceeding; data from IFI CLAIMS shows that Google has overtaken IBM for the leading position among U.S. patent applicants claiming generative AI inventions;"
"Microsoft makes new commitments to unbundle its Office 365 and Microsoft 365 software bundles from Teams in response to EU antitrust scrutiny; the UK's House of Lords use an obscure procedural mechanism to remove a provision from the UK's data bill that would require AI companies to disclose their use of copyrighted content; the European Patent Office issues a study detailing a virtuous cycle between the use of technical standards during patent examination and the future adoption of patented technologies into standards;"
USPTO will hold a roundtable on the OECD Draft Voluntary Guidelines for E‑Commerce. The Federal Circuit corrected the Patent Trial and Appeal Board's standard for conception in an interference. IFI CLAIMS data shows Google overtook IBM as the leading U.S. patent applicant claiming generative AI inventions. Microsoft agreed to unbundle Office 365 and Microsoft 365 from Teams in response to EU antitrust scrutiny. The UK House of Lords removed a data bill provision requiring AI companies to disclose use of copyrighted content. The European Patent Office issued a study finding a virtuous cycle between standards use in examination and later adoption. A magistrate judge ordered Anthropic to answer allegations of a hallucinated citation.
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