2 March 2023PatentsSarah Speight

UK Supreme Court hears DABUS appeal

Stephen Thaler’s legal campaign returns to the limelight following rejection by several other jurisdictions | AI machine ‘DABUS’ tests invention theory under established patent law | Five Justices hear arguments on the ‘Absence of traditional human inventor’.

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