Google is accusing others of cloning its Gemini AI, despite its own history of scraping data without permission to train its models. This raises questions of hypocrisy as companies compete to protect their AI investments and differentiate their offerings, facing challenges like model distillation and the potential for smaller entities to compete.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) issued new guidelines on Wednesday outlining when inventions created with the help of artificial intelligence can be patented, clarifying that AI is a tool used by human inventors.
The article discusses the issue of fake and cloned electronic devices and their impact on the original manufacturers, highlighting examples of spectrum analyzers and SDR boards. It raises questions about intellectual property, open-source projects, and the ethical implications of cloning and counterfeiting.
