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"The Japanese government also urged OpenAI to change Sora 2's copyright authorization framework from opt-out to opt-in; the Ninth Circuit reversed a district court finding that Monster Energy did not show a likelihood of consumer confusion between its non-beverage products and "4Monster"-branded camping supplies; Archer Aviation saw a nearly 10% stock increase after purchasing a large portfolio of eVTOL patents;"
The Federal Circuit issued several precedential IP opinions, including a ruling that prosecution disclaimer applied due to patentee communications with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office despite overcoming an examiner's prior-art rejection. The court affirmed noninfringement and no invalidity in a fencing-assembly case involving pivoting, sliding connectors. Other rulings included a Ninth Circuit reversal on likelihood of confusion for Monster Energy non-beverage products and a Seventh Circuit decision on evidentiary standards for sound-recording copyright claims. The Japanese government urged OpenAI to shift Sora 2's authorization from opt-out to opt-in. Industry developments included Archer Aviation's eVTOL patent purchases and warnings about counterfeit air bag inflators.
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