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CO Prepares Policy Recommendations for AI-Related Copyright Issues
March 27, 2024 |Intellectual Property

The Copyright Office will publish a report this spring with policy recommendations on AI-related replication of an artist’s voice, physical appearance and likeness, it said Tuesday. In August the CO launched an examination of generative AI’s impact on copyright law and policy (see 2308300008). The CO plans an additional report this summer addressing the “copyrightability of works incorporating AI-generated material.” Other inquiry installments will address AI training models, licensing and liability issues.

Nokia Signs 5G Patent Licensing Agreement with China's Honor
January 5, 2024 |Intellectual Property

Nokia signed a patent cross-license agreement with China’s Honor “covering both parties’ fundamental inventions in 5G and other cellular technologies,” the company said Thursday. The terms weren’t announced. Nokia said it has spent more than $150 billion on R&D since 2000 and owns “around 20,000 patent families, including over 6,000 patent families declared essential to 5G.” Honor, which sells consumer electronics and software products, is state owned and was spun off by Huawei in 2020.