Question
Imagine a movie star setting up a company to sell her own make-up brand. What type of intellectual property will she use to show that the make-up is made by her company?
Trademarks.
Copyright.
Patents.
Geographical indications.
Registered designs.
Trademarks.
Copyright.
Patents.
Geographical indications.
Registered designs.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The movie star would primarily use **trademarks** to show that the make-up is made by her company. A trademark would protect the brand name, logo, and any other distinctive signs associated with her make-up line, helping to identify the products as coming from her company and distinguishing them from others in the market.
While other types of intellectual property could potentially apply in different contexts (e.g., patents for new formulations, copyright for promotional materials, or registered designs for the packaging), trademarks specifically focus on brand identity and consumer recognition.
While other types of intellectual property could potentially apply in different contexts (e.g., patents for new formulations, copyright for promotional materials, or registered designs for the packaging), trademarks specifically focus on brand identity and consumer recognition.