States that most effectively promote secure AI adoption in the private and public sectors will see the greatest economic benefits, stimulate further innovation, and deliver substantial economic gains across every industry sector.

This report documents how the USPTO is breaching its legal obligations under the AIA by refusing to correct its own patent examination errors, despite a statutory obligation to make such corrections if USPTO finds a “reasonable likelihood” that an issued patent claim is invalid in conjunction with an IPR petition.

BSA supports the development and deployment of reliable content authentication and provenance mechanisms that can help users identify the history and origin of AI-generated content.

BSA’s comments on the first draft of the EU Code of Practice on transparency requirements under Article 50 of the AI Act caution that the proposal risks exceeding the Act’s scope and creating disproportionate technical and operational burdens.

The broad adoption of enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) by organizations across the economy is a strategic priority.

BSA’s position paper on the Digital Omnibus on AI welcomes the European Commission’s simplification agenda and supports reforms that enhance regulatory clarity, proportionality, and innovation under the EU AI Act.

Congress must exercise its oversight authority to ensure USPTO follows the system established by the AIA and that the United States patent system remains the best in the world.