Australia Reverses Stance on Patents for AI-Generated Invent

Australian Federal Court ruled in Commissioner of Patents v Thaler that artificial intelligence systems cannot be named as inventors on patent applications because they have no legal identity. Ruling based on Patents Act 1990, overturned Thaler v Commissioner of Patents

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