‘Whose trademark law is AI based on exactly?’: Key questions from Marques

From trademark decisions to judicial writing, the IP community is embracing AI but questions loom about quality, precedents, and jurisdictional limits. Muireann Bolger reports from Marques’ annual meeting.

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