Anthropic PB admits to having an Indian subsidiary, contradicts earlier stand in court
This violates corporate ethics, says Belagavi-based company who has filed the complaint
Anthropic PBC, a US-based artificial intelligence company, has admitted to having a wholly owned subsidiary in India, contradicting its earlier stance in a trademark dispute. The company, Anthropic India, has been granted a trademark distinct from its US-based counterpart. The Belagavi-based IT startup Anthropic Softwares Private Limited (ASPL) had filed a rectification petition to cancel the trademark granted to Anthropic PBC, claiming it was registered before the US firm.
The company's Managing Director, Mohammad Ayyaz Mulla, has accused Anthropic India of corporate misconduct and questioned the transparency of its actions in the case.
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