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International JIPEL Blog 2024-2025 Patent Technology Uncategorized

Shanzhai: An Opportunity to Decolonize Technology?

Mar 10, 2025 Sherry Liao, JD' 26

The development of intellectual property rights has long been celebrated for creating incentives for innovation and progress. In the global tech landscape, patents are often viewed as crucial for fostering…

JIPEL Blog 2024-2025 Patent Patentable Subject Matter Software

Patentable Subject Matter for Software Inventions: Current Challenges and Potential Solutions

Mar 3, 2025 Yichen Liang, JD '26

The landscape of patentable subject matter for software inventions is complex and continues to evolve. US patent law includes judicially created exceptions to patentable subject matter like laws of nature,…

Artificial Intelligence International JIPEL Blog 2023-2024 Technology

Artificial Intelligence and State-Sponsored Cyber Espionage: The Growing Threat of AI-Enhanced Hacking and Global Security Implications

Feb 25, 2025 Louise Lipsker, LL.M '25

The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in cyber warfare has ushered in a new era of state-sponsored espionage, posing unprecedented global security risks. North Korea’s notorious hacking campaigns, aimed at…

JIPEL Blog 2024-2025 Legislation Privacy Social Media

When Kids Are the Content, Who’s Profiting?

Feb 18, 2025 Naomi Lashley, JD '26

As the world of social media grew, so did the presence of influencers who provided companies with a new way to market products and services. Who better to sell products…

Artificial Intelligence JIPEL Blog 2024-2025 Technology

California, (Not) Setting the Standard for Artificial Intelligence

Feb 11, 2025 Staff Editor

California, home to some of the world’s leading artificial intelligence (AI) technology companies, is often a battleground between tech lobbyists and AI regulators. So far, Congress has not enacted any…

International JIPEL Blog 2024-2025 Patent

A Converging Divergence: ASIs in SEP Disputes

Feb 4, 2025 Ace Wu WenGang, LL.M '25

Standard Essential Patent (SEP) disputes over the determination of fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) licensing rates stand at the unique intersection of intellectual property, competition law, and contract law. While the…

Artificial Intelligence JIPEL Blog 2024-2025 Privacy Technology

The World’s First Ever International AI Treaty

Jan 28, 2025 Anna Theil, JD '26

Following its meteoric rise in both use and relevance, AI has come to exist in the forefront of public consciousness. While much of the discussion has centered around the ways…

JIPEL Vol. 14 - No. 1

Jurisdictional Competition on Standard-Essential Patents

Jan 28, 2025 Wentong Zheng

Wentong Zheng * Download a PDF version of this article here. . This Article offers a systematic examination of jurisdictional competition on standard-essential patents (“SEPs”). SEPs are patents essential to…

JIPEL Vol. 14 - No. 1 Volume Description

JIPEL Vol. 14 No. 1

Jan 28, 2025 Alex Lee, JD '25

Our Fall 2024 Issue–Volume 14, Number 1–addresses various questions that our intellectual property systems are currently facing or will soon face. First, Professor Zheng compares how the U.S., Europe, and…

JIPEL Vol. 14 - No. 1

Transforming Fair Use

Jan 28, 2025 Glynn S. Lunney, Jr.

Glynn S. Lunney, Jr. * Download a PDF version of this article here. . In the United States, the fate of fair use, and by extension, copyright itself, hang in…

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