UK Government Revises AI Copyright Bill In 1710, Britain enacted the Statute of Anne, the world’s first copyright law, laying the foundation for centuries of authors’ rights. More

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    AI Training Empowers Local Business Leaders In 1956, a group of scientists at Dartmouth College coined the term “Artificial Intelligence,” believing that machines could soon replicate human learning.

OpenAI to Launch Open-Weight AI In 2015, when Elon Musk and Sam Altman co-founded OpenAI, their goal was audacious: to ensure artificial general intelligence (AGI) would benefit all of humanity.

AI Powers Robots with Smarter Tasks In a quiet factory on the outskirts of Boston, a robot named Stretch silently and efficiently moved boxes from a conveyor belt onto pallets,

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    Merging Minds with AI Technology In 1969, a UCLA neuroscientist named Dr. Jacques Vidal sparked the imagination of generations when he coined the term “Brain-Computer Interface” (BCI). At

    DeepIP’s AI Patent Assistant Raises $15M In 1913, Thomas Edison filed his 1,000th patent, a testament to the grueling paperwork and legal hurdles inventors have faced for centuries.

    China’s AI Boom Eases Tariff Strain In 2018, as the U.S. and China engaged in a tit-for-tat trade war, analysts speculated that tariffs could slow China’s technological ambitions.