Only Humans, Not AI Machines, Can Get a U.S. Patent, Judge R

(Bloomberg) -- A computer using artificial intelligence can’t be listed as an inventor on patents because only a human can be an inventor under U.S. law, a federal judge ruled in the first American decision that’s part of a global debate over how to handle computer-created innovation.

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