Washington – In response to a U.S. Patent and Trademark Office request, the Computer & Communications Industry Association submitted comments on the impact of Artificial Intelligence on existing rules on prior art and obviousness that regulators consider when granting patents. CCIA explained that using AI as a tool will generally raise the level of what is considered “ordinary skill” in art, but that the specific impact on ordinary skill and obviousness would vary by field and change over time. CCIA said existing law is sufficient to deal with that evolution.
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December 23, 2025
Judge Blocks Texas’s App Store Accountability Act as Unconstitutional Speech Restriction
Washington – A federal court has granted the Computer & Communication Industry Association’s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Texas SB2420, the App Store Accountability Act, from ...
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December 18, 2025
CCIA Files Comments on Australia’s Proposed News Bargaining Incentive
Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association filed comments in response to the Australian Treasury’s Consultation on the design of the News Bargaining Incentive. The filing ...
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December 18, 2025
CCIA Report Examines Expanding State Online Safety Laws and Ongoing Legal Challenges
WASHINGTON – The Computer & Communications Industry Association today released its 2025 State Online Safety Landscape, a new report examining the surge of state legislation and litigation focuse...