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Figma has issued a cease and desist letter to Lovable, demanding the AI startup stop using the term "Developer Mode." Figma claims the term was successfully trademarked last year. US Patent and Trademark Office records show Figma does have a feature called "Developer Mode" in its design tool and the term is trademarked. However, the dispute is not straightforward. The term "Developer Mode" is a common standard expression in numerous software products. Apple's iOS, Google's C…

Qichacha APP shows that Seres Automobile Co., Ltd. recently applied to register multiple Ai link and AITO Link trademarks. The international classifications involve transport tools, scientific instruments, etc. The current status of the trademarks is pending registration.

On February 24th, the National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) announced it had legally rejected a batch of trademark applications for 'DeepSeek' and similar names, aiming to maintain a fair market and protect the legitimate rights and interests of innovative entities. The announcement notes that DeepSeek, an AI large language model developed by Hangzhou DeepSeek Artificial Intelligence Basic Technology Research Co., Ltd., has recently garnered significant global attention for its technological prowess and market potential. Image note: Image generated by AI, image rights provided by Midjour.

Recently, Yikatong (Hubei) Technology Co., Ltd. has attracted widespread attention both inside and outside the industry by applying for multiple trademarks related to 'AutoGPT' in bulk. These trademark applications cover various fields including scientific instruments, communication services, and advertising sales, indicating that Yikatong is actively positioning itself in AI-related businesses. From market trends, this move not only reinforces the company's existing technological capabilities but also represents an important part of its future strategic planning. In recent years, with the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology...

Recently, OpenAI submitted a new application to the trademark office indicating that the company may be entering the humanoid robotics field. According to the application filed on January 31, OpenAI plans to launch several new products, notably mentioning 'user-programmable humanoid robots' and robots capable of communication and learning, aimed at providing assistance and entertainment for people. Moreover, OpenAI is actively recruiting new members for its robotics team. According to the company’s official recruitment information, they currently have openings for mechanical product engineers, robotics specialists, and senior researchers.

Recently, OpenAI applied for a new trademark involving wearable devices such as augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) headsets and glasses. This move has sparked widespread attention in the industry and may indicate OpenAI's intention to expand its presence in the hardware sector. In recent years, with the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, the demand for wearable devices has been growing, particularly devices in the form of glasses, which are considered ideal carriers for AI technology. Tech giants like Meta, Apple, Samsung, and Google have all increased their investments in AR/VR.

Recently, according to intellectual property information from Tianyancha, Beijing Zijiao Network Technology Co., Ltd. has applied for multiple trademarks related to 'Aily', including 'Aily', 'Classmate Aili', and 'Feishu Aily'. This trademark application involves various fields in international classification including scientific instruments, website services, and communication services. Currently, the status of these trademarks is pending substantial review. Zijiao Network Technology Co., Ltd. was established in October 2018, with Li Ying as the legal representative and a registered capital of up to $100 million, fully owned by Douyin.

Recently, iFLYTEK Co., Ltd. has made significant strides in the field of intellectual property by applying for the registration of multiple trademarks related to "Fireworks Large Model", "Torch Large Model", and "Starlight Large Model". According to Tianyancha information, the international classifications of these trademarks cover various fields, including scientific instruments, website services, and education and entertainment. Currently, the status of these trademarks is awaiting substantive examination. Established in December 1999, iFLYTEK is a leading company in the field of artificial intelligence and speech recognition in China, with Liu Qingfeng as the legal representative and a registered capital of approximately 23.1 million.

According to the Qichacha APP, China Life (601628) has recently applied to register a trademark for 'AI Large Model Service Platform', classified under financial management, and the current trademark status is 'application in progress'. Previously reported, the Guoshou Investment GPT platform under China Life's Guoshou Assets has launched various office assistants including multi-model experience officers, customer panoramic insights, intelligent document Q&A, AI search, company policy Q&A, and voice cloning, among others, continuously expanding the capabilities of large models and flexibly combining them to achieve business goals.

According to intellectual property information from Tianyancha, iFlytek Co., Ltd. has recently applied to register a trademark for 'AI Shorthand', classified under scientific instruments. The current status of the trademark is awaiting substantive examination.

As market competition intensifies, businesses face increasing challenges in branding. To address this issue, Namify AI was created—a free AI tool designed to streamline the process of business brand naming. Utilizing advanced technology, Namify AI generates potential brand names that align with the business identity, aiding startups and established companies needing rebranding to quickly find suitable names. The uniqueness of Namify AI lies in its ability to provide not only name suggestions but also...

Recently, Google was sued by a company named Gemini Data for its newly launched AI service 'Gemini'. Gemini Data is a company that offers an enterprise-level AI platform and believes that Google used their registered trademark without legal authorization. The sequence of events is as follows: in February 2023, Google changed the name of its generative AI service from 'Bard' to 'Gemini', and prior to this, in December 2023,