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Contaminants Compass: October 2025 Edition
Contaminants Compass is a monthly newsletter that provides updates, legal observations and actionable tips to navigate the evolving leg...
AI Chatbots at the Crossroads Navigating New Laws and Compliance Risks
Chatbots powered by artificial intelligence (AI chatbots) have become a key area of focus for innovative businesses as well as US lawma...
[Video] Taking the Pulse, A Health Care and Life Sciences Video Podcast | Episode 254: Responsible AI in Healthcare with Dr. Justin Collier of Lenovo
This week on Taking The Pulse, Heather and Lauren record at the NCLifeSci 2025 Annual Meeting with Dr. Justin Collier, Chief Technology...
USPTO Director Assumes Authority Over Institution Decisions
As of October 20, 2025, the USPTO Director will resume direct authority over the institution decisions for inter partes review (IPR) an...
Generative AI Created Content as Discoverable Evidence: eDiscovery Best Practices
We talk about generative AI a lot, but not that much about generative AI created content as discoverable evidence. Cimplifi discusses t...
The Real AI Constraint: Power at Velocity
The limiting factor for AI isn't talent, computing power, or algorithms. It's power. And that's not a distant problem. It's happening n...
F5 Security Incident: BIG‑IP Source Code Theft Spurs Urgent Actions
On October 15, application security vendor F5, Inc. disclosed that a highly sophisticated nation-state threat actor maintained long-ter...
Billions for Books: Anthropic’s Settlement and The Future of AI Copyright – Updated 10.8.25
This summer, artificial intelligence (“AI”) developers notched their first major fair use victory when U.S. District Judge William Alsu...
FCA Consults on Fund Tokenisation and Direct Dealing
On 14 October 2025, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published a consultation paper (CP25/28) setting out proposals to advance fun...
Federal Circuit Draws Tight Boundaries Around Functional Claiming
For many technologies, what the innovation “does” is more important, and easier to describe, than what it “is.” When an innovation can ...