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David B. Hoppe

Can AI Make Real-Money Gaming More Engaging, Secure, and Fair?

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AI and machine learning (ML) are transforming the real-money gaming industry, presenting new opportunities while raising the stakes for developers, platforms, and players alike.

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2026–27 AI Law Primer: Enterprise AI Integration Across Model Selection and Data Pipelines

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Artificial intelligence is becoming embedded in how modern enterprises create, distribute, and monetize products and services. As organizations move from experimenting with AI tools to integrating models into core business processes, the legal risks increasingly arise not from the technology alone, but from decisions made throughout the AI lifecycle.

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How Can Companies Correctly Trademark NFTs and Web Products under Updated TMEP Rules?

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The USPTO imposes exacting identification requirements for Web3, gaming, and virtual media trademarks. Under TMEP § 1401.15(b), applicants cannot identify goods or services simply as “NFTs” or “virtual goods” because those terms do not describe recognizable items in commerce under the Trademark Act.

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How Do Data Sovereignty Concerns Force Tech Companies to Rethink Legal and Platform Architecture

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Data sovereignty has become a geopolitical fault line. Governments from Washington to Hanoi are asserting control over information flows in ways that directly reshape how tech companies design their platforms, structure their organizations, and plan market expansion.

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Why Does MiCA and the GENIUS Act Ban Stablecoin Interest

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Stablecoins have grown into one of the most strategically important components of the digital-asset economy. What began as a mechanism to reduce friction and volatility in crypto trading is now established as programmable financial infrastructure.

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Is Your 2026 AI Strategy Founded on The Three Pillars of Due Diligence?

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Generative AI can produce text, images, code, music, and video that appear highly polished. Commercial utility, however, does not itself establish copyright ownership.

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Are Contracts Made by AI Agents Legally Enforceable?

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The problem with agentic wallets is not that they can move money. The problem is that they can move money without becoming legally responsible for what they do.

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2026 IP in Web3 Primer: What Do Founders, Creators, and Builders Need to Know?

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Web3 promises new ways to own, trade, and build businesses around digital assets, but it still must abide by basic intellectual property rules.

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How Can Blockchain Gaming Companies Incorporate Compliance-by-Design?

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The blockchain gaming sector is experiencing a remarkable renaissance following the speculative frenzy and subsequent bubble bursting that characterized the early play-to-earn (P2E) era.

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How Do Japan’s Crypto-Gaming Reforms Impact Global Markets?

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Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) is advancing comprehensive reforms to its cryptocurrency and digital asset regulatory framework, with a particular focus on blockchain gaming.

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