AI and Trademarks: Rethinking Likelihood of Confusion

Brand & New by INTA

Aug 4, 202638:16Business

How might artificial intelligence (AI) reshape the way trademark professionals evaluate "likelihood of confusion"? This is one of the most important—and rapidly evolving—questions in trademark law. INTA’s recently releas...

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