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Q&A: Australia’s DABUS AI ‘inventor’ decision

The Australian Federal Court became the first court to claim that artificial intelligence (AI) can be an inventor.

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DABUS: decoding Australia’s AI decision

10 August 2021 Allowing an AI as an inventor could benefit the country’s pharma and drug discovery industries, say Richard Hamer, Lauren John and Alexandra Moloney of Allens.

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Dabus: Australian judge says non-humans can be inventor

2 August 2021 The Australian Federal Court has ruled that an artificial intelligence (AI) can be a named inventor but that non-humans cannot apply for patents.

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