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Good. The trademark would ultimately allow them to sue any company for claiming it provides "open AI". So only right choice to reject it.
by goobatrooba 3mo ago
Good. The trademark would ultimately allow them to sue any company for claiming it provides "open AI". So only right choice to reject it.
- pbhjpbhj 3mo agoIf the company does provide open AI models, and that's the way a rival is using the term, then in EU/UK law that's not infringing. Although courts make mad decisions sometimes...