AI Publications

UK’s Ofcom warns online service providers that generative AI tools may fall under the Online Safety Act (OSA). Chatbots enabling user sharing are “user-to-user services”; AI-enhanced search tools are “search services.” Porn-generating tools may require age checks. Compliance deadlines in 2025 include risk and access assessments. Ofcom stresses safeguarding, especially for services accessible by children.

The EU’s Community of Practice on Public Procurement of AI released updated non-binding Model Contractual Clauses (MCC-AI) on March 5, 2025, aligning with the EU AI Act. Two templates address “high-risk” and non-high-risk AI systems. Though intended for public sector use, some clauses may help private firms. A commentary guides application, and authorities are encouraged to report use via Public Sector Tech Watch.

AI is revolutionizing every phase of IP—from creation to protection. This article explores how it enhances patent and trademark work, with a sharp look at 2025 trends. Click to see how your IP strategy can stay ahead with the help of AI.

Can AI be listed as an author? The Copyright Office says no—this piece breaks down its position and what it means for tech innovators. It also offers smart IP strategies for navigating today’s AI-driven landscape. Click to learn how creators can protect their rights in an automated world.

From faster research to smarter IP handling, AI is transforming how legal professionals operate. This article highlights key innovations and their strategic impact. Click to learn how law firms and clients can benefit from AI-driven legal services.

The USPTO is adapting fast—training examiners, collaborating globally, and rethinking IP laws to meet AI’s rise. This report dives into how they’re tackling ownership disputes and protection issues. Click to discover what this means for your AI-powered ideas.