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The world of intellectual property (IP) is being upended by artificial intelligence, 3D printing, and international power plays. Once the quiet domain of patents and trademarks, IP law is now at the center of billion-dollar tech wars—and your next innovation could be caught in the crossfire. Here’s what you need to know.

As artificial intelligence becomes a bigger part of creative work — from art and writing to music and design — one big question looms: can you copyright something made by AI? The U.S. Copyright Office’s latest report sheds light on when and how AI-generated works can qualify for protection. Here’s what you need to know:

The dreamy, hand-drawn world of Studio Ghibli has captured hearts for decades. But now, AI tools are replicating that iconic look with alarming precision. While fans celebrate the nostalgia, legal experts and artists—including Ghibli’s own founder, Hayao Miyazaki—are raising red flags. Is AI-generated Ghibli-style art a tribute, or a violation?

Getting patent protection in multiple countries used to be complicated and expensive—but not anymore. Thanks to special agreements, your European patent can now work in places far beyond the EU, including Laos, Cambodia, Morocco, and more. Here’s how it works in simple terms.