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German Federal Patent Court Recognizes Human Inventor Prompting AI in Landmark DABUS Case
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German Federal Patent Court Recognizes Human Inventor Prompting AI in Landmark DABUS Case

Court overturns DPMA refusal to name AI as inventor, allowing human inventor designation with AI contribution acknowledged

Germany’s Federal Patent Court has overturned a patent office decision rejecting an application that named an artificial intelligence system, DABUS, as the inventor. The court ruled that while AI cannot be designated as the inventor, a human applicant who prompted the AI’s creation can be named, with the AI’s role ack…

Wednesday, April 20, 2022
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Canada’s Intellectual Property Landscape Evolves Amid Rising AI Privacy and Legal Challenges
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Canada’s Intellectual Property Landscape Evolves Amid Rising AI Privacy and Legal Challenges

As artificial intelligence reshapes industries, Canadian IP law confronts novel issues in data ownership, authorship, patentability, trade secrets, trademarks, and privacy regulat…

Artificial intelligence is transforming business operations across sectors in Canada, prompting complex questions about intellectual property protection and privacy. This article examines how Canadian law addresses AI-related data ownership, copyright authorship, patent eligibility, trade secret safeguards, trademark…

Wednesday, March 23, 2022
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Enlarged Board of Appeal's G 1/19 Hearing Signals Potential Shift in AI Patentability Standards
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Enlarged Board of Appeal's G 1/19 Hearing Signals Potential Shift in AI Patentability Standards

European Patent Office's landmark case on computer simulations may redefine patent criteria for AI-driven inventions amid evolving legal and technological landscapes

The European Patent Office's recent G 1/19 hearing before the Enlarged Board of Appeal has reignited global debate on the patentability of AI-related inventions. Although the case centers on computer simulations, its outcome is poised to influence the legal framework governing AI patents, balancing technical requireme…

Friday, July 24, 2020
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