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25 April 2023PatentsSarah Speight

SCOTUS refuses Thaler’s appeal to patent AI inventions

Supreme Court dismisses scientist’s challenge to lower court’s ruling | Decision marks the end of the road for Thaler’s DABUS campaign in the US—at least for now.

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