Jacqui Kappler: 'The wrong kind of deregulation creates unpredictability'

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31 October 2025NewsPatentsSarah Speight

AI industry exceptions could muddy IP protection, says House counsel

Jacqui Kappler, chief democratic counsel at the US Judiciary Committee, reveals that AI is top of the IP subcommittee’s priorities at a speech in Washington, DC. Sarah Speight reports.

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