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dmix 61 days ago | parent | context | favorite | on: OpenAI loses trademark dispute at EU court

The purpose of the company is also rarely defined by it's name. Brands aren't inherently descriptive and it's normal for companies to evolve over time.

paulddraper 61 days ago [–]

You mean Shell doesn't sell sea shells? [1]

[1] Actually it originally did in 1833. It doesn't today. But that’s still the name.

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