A number of countries have now issued decisions on whether a patent can be granted to Dr. Stephen Thaler for an invention made by a machine named DABUS. In response to a request by the United ...

Around one year ago, in August 2019, the issue of AI as an inventor burst upon the scene in the form of DABUS (which stands for “Device for the Autonomous Bootstrapping of Unified Sentience ...

Meet DABUS: The world's first AI system to be awarded a patent. At first glance, a recently granted South African patent relating to a “food container based on fractal geometry” seems fairly ...

On April 13, 2022, the Federal Court of Australia, on appeal, reversed its 2021 decision that DABUS, an artificial intelligence (AI) machine, qualified as an inventor for a patent application ...

In the latest decision regarding inventions made by the DABUS artificial intelligence machine, the England & Wales High Court has upheld two decisions of the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO ...

The England and Wales Court of Appeal is divided on whether machines can be named as inventors on patents, after a 2-1 ruling against the owner of the DABUS artificial intelligence project.. In a ...

DABUS was described as "a type of connectionist artificial intelligence". It was also said that DABUS had "identified the novelty of its own idea before a natural person did" and therefore the machine ...

Thaler also included a "Statement on Inventorship," which described some of the functional aspects of DABUS and argued why the AI should be considered as an inventor under the Patent Act.

The patent application listing DABUS as the inventor was filed in patent offices around the world, including the US, Europe, Australia, and South Africa.

The team pushing for IP offices to recognise artificial intelligence (AI) as an inventor on patents has appealed an adverse decision of the European Patent Office (EPO). Led by Professor Ryan Abbott ...

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom handed down its judgment on whether a machine (Dabus) powered by artificial intelligence (AI) may be an inventor in terms of the UK Patents Act ...