This week in Other Barks & Bites: Senators Hirono and Blackburn join the bipartisan collection of lawmakers supporting the current version of Section 101 legislative reform; Accenture announces that it will combine several of its professional services as part of the company’s adoption of AI; the Federal Circuit clarifies that nexus does not need to be proved for specific patent claims-at-issue when licensing agreements involving their patents are entered as evidence; Advocate General Kokott recommends that the Court of Justice for the European Union dismiss Google’s appeal of €4.124 billion in antitrust fines levied for the corporation’s bundling and anti-fragmentation practices; and more.
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- Other Barks & Bites for Friday, June 20: Advocate General Tells CJEU to Affirm €4 Billion Antitrust Fine Against Google; Recentive Challenges Section 101 Invalidation of Machine Learning Claims
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- Mediocre Results so Far for Deferred Subject Matter Eligibility Response Pilot
- European Patent Organization: Responses from ChatGPT Do Not Represent the “Understanding of a Skilled Person”
- Blackburn and Hirono Sign on to PERA 2025