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Openai's decision to seek a trademark for its gpt technology highlights the growing importance of intellectual property in the field of artificial intelligence While trademarking gpt could help protect openai's brand and prevent confusion among consumers, it could also have unintended consequences for the broader machine learning community. The uspto rejected openai’s bid to trademark “gpt,” calling it a generic term for ai models Openai’s fight for “chatgpt” trademark continues. Discover how openai successfully secured trademark approval for chatgpt, implications for ai branding, and upcoming opposition procedures. Patent and trademark office has denied openai’s attempt to trademark “gpt,” ruling that the term is “merely descriptive” and therefore unable to be registered. This is the second time the agency has denied openai’s application, sent in december 2022, to register a trademark for “gpt.” it previously denied the company’s petition in may 2023. Openai’s attempt to trademark “gpt” was denied because the term is descriptive rather than distinctive The uspto ruled that “gpt” refers to a type of ai technology rather than a brand, making it ineligible for exclusive trademark rights. Openai is seeking to trademark 'gpt' to secure its brand after a barrage of gpt clones has been announced. Companies will have to obtain openai's permission to use gpt from then on if they wish to avoid potential trademark infringement claims.