United States: Federal Circuit Affirms Patent Inventors Must Be Human, Not AI - Jones Day

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United States: Federal Circuit Affirms Patent Inventors Must Be Human, Not AI - Jones Day

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Published 10 Aug 2022

On August 5, 2022, in Thader v. Vidal, the Federal Circuit affirmed that patent inventors must be natural persons, rejecting a technologist's attempt to name an artificial intelligence...

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