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‘It was only a matter of time’ before an AI system was a named inventor ‘It was only a matter of time’ before an AI system was a named inventor Share Whilst the news that an AI system has been named as an inventor is world-first, it will create a fast-moving “ripple effect”, according to this innovations executive. Dr Stephen Thaler, who filed the patent request, is the inventor of the Device for Autonomous Bootstrapping of Unified Sentience (DABUS), an AI system that has envisioned inventions entirely of its own accord. Used by Professor Ryan Abbott and his team at the Universit...

The Simpsons The Australian Federal Court has handed down a landmark decision that will allow artificial intelligence (AI) systems to legally be recognised as the inventor of a patent, which is huge for the future of innovation and how we view AI in society. On Friday, July 30, the Federal Court of Australia found that “the inventor can be non-human” in the case of Thaler v Commissioner of Patents (2021). And while this may seem like a minor legal finding, it is historic in the fact that it’s the first time Australia has challenged the idea that only humans can invent things.

Court rules that AI systems can be named inventors Court rules that AI systems can be named inventors Share In a world-first, a court has ruled that artificial intelligence systems can be named as inventors of a patent. International law firm Allens advised Dr Stephen Thaler on the successful appeal, wherein a court ruled that AI systems can be officially named as inventors. Dr Thaler is the inventor of the Device for Autonomous Bootstrapping of Unified Sentience (DABUS), an AI system that has envisioned inventions entirely of its own accord. Used by Professor Ryan Abbott and his team at the...

Intellectual property officials in South Africa have made history in a landmark decision to award a patent that names an artificial intelligence as the inventor.

Dr Albert Wessels' passion for horses led to the development of a unique identity for Toyota South Africa in 1961 - a logo with a rearing white stallion.