Brett Trout So your patent application just got allowed. Congratulations. Now what? Most inventors are so excited by the notice of allowance that they sign the paperwork, hisse the issue fee, and wait by the mailbox for their shiny new patent to arrive. While that can be a great feeling, there’s something else you might […]

Brett Trout Google just launched the Gemini CLI (command line interface), and it’s making waves. Imagine Gemini Code Assist working in your terminal environment rather than in an IDE (integrated development environment). If you prefer working from your terminal window, this new tool could be a welcome addition to your workflow utility belt. Gemini CLI gives […]

Brett Trout What do you get when you mix a $6.5 billion AI hardware deal with a two-letter trademark dispute? A federal judge stepping in to put the brakes on OpenAI and its new venture with famed Apple designer Jony Ive. Startup IYO, spun out of Google’s moonshot X lab, just won a major victory […]

Brett Trout A federal court in San Francisco just handed down a ruling that is shaking up authors and AI users alike. Judge William Alsup ruled that Anthropic, the AI company behind the Claude chatbot, did not break the law by training its models on copyrighted books—at least not when it comes to how the […]

Brett Trout Imagine this: you buy a 3D printer, download a model, make a part, and post a photograph of the model online. No identifying info. No tags. Nothing that links you to the print. Or so you thought. A team of researchers just proved that every 3D printer leaves a traceable “fingerprint” on everything […]

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