Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, is a time of celebration, tradition, and creativity. For content creators in Canada—whether you’re designing holiday merchandise, crafting social media campaigns, or writing Hanukkah-themed stories—it’s essential to be mindful of intellectual property laws. The festive spirit of Hanukkah offers abundant creative inspiration, but it also raises important questions about copyright and trademark issues, especially when incorporating traditional symbols, phrases, and imagery.

Explore the intersection of technology and law in Ayushman Kheterpal's insightful article, "How to Train Your LLaMA? – Copyright Issues Related to Training of Generative AI Models." Delve into the complex world where the voracious data appetite of AI models meets the intricate web of copyright laws, examining the challenges and legal battles that arise as developers push the boundaries of what's possible with generative AI. From landmark cases to the potential future of AI and copyright law, this piece offers a comprehensive overview of the current landscape and what it means for creators and technologists alike.

In the competitive world of online retail, the line between fair competition and unlawful interference can sometimes blur, leading to complex legal battles. Such was the case in a recent dispute between Keezio Group and The Shrunks’ Family Toy Company, two companies vying for market share in the inflatable beds for children segment on Amazon.com. IPIC Member Rob Youngson delves into a legal case where accusations of unfounded IP infringement complaints, negative online reviews, and disparaging communications set the stage for a fascinating summary trial.