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미국 특허청이 인공지능은 법적인 발명가가 될 수 없고 ‘natural persons’ 만이 특허 등록을 할 수 있다고 규정. DABUS라는 AI 시스템이 생성한 음식용기와 플래시라이트에 대한 신청 항목 심사의 결과에 이와같이 답한 것. 이미 같은 특허신청에 영국과 EU도 같은 결정 https://t.co/gTkTQw6JeG pic.twitter.com/miIWO2Hz3k
— 박수민 / Soomin Park (@minist) May 4, 2020
AI cannot be recognised as an inventor, US rules via @BBCNews #AI #Patents #Robots #IP cc @BillMew @DrJDrooghaag @FrRonconi @Nicochan33 @NevilleGaunt @BetaMoroney @PawlowskiMario @FmFrancoise @MasterofIoT https://t.co/ur2byTuoQW
— Ian Jones (@IanLJones98) May 2, 2020
So, an AI can't be granted a patent because it "has to be an individual", yet corporations can hold patents. Kind of a double standard there. Tongue-in-cheek solution is for AI to incorporate to achieve personhood (as seen in @cstross' Saturn's Children)https://t.co/kaIRVgnGfd
— Attila Szegedi (@asz) April 29, 2020
https://t.co/RETUsYFHhD ?#AI can’t be an inventor.? It’ll be interesting to see how this can apply in diff countries/regulatory systems re: can AI be a “creator” legally speaking.
— ArtImpactAI (@ArtImpactAI1) April 30, 2020
#AI cannot be recognized as an inventor, US Patent and Trademark Office rules https://t.co/DFLhAktsjF #Invention #digitaltransformation pic.twitter.com/chSNwunQ04
— Tamara McCleary (@TamaraMcCleary) April 29, 2020
US patent office rules that artificial intelligence cannot be a legal inventor: https://t.co/6D2RZF8I3B - The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has ruled that artificial intelligence systems cannot be credited as an inventor in a… https://t.co/rC315JZ8Yo #GovCloudWorldNews pic.twitter.com/cRh0eBDqOs
— Kevin L. Jackson (@Kevin_Jackson) May 3, 2020
US patent office rules that artificial intelligence cannot be a legal inventor https://t.co/F4NbrWLLwU via @Verge
— LTEC Lab (@LTECLabWindsor) May 4, 2020
US patent office rules that artificial intelligence cannot be a legal inventor https://t.co/rTIYrYSY8a pic.twitter.com/LgrMBTjHOC
— The Verge (@verge) May 3, 2020
US patent office rules that artificial intelligence cannot legally be an inventor - The Verge https://t.co/ERgHTx1DK4
— Ellen 't Hoen (@ellenthoen) May 1, 2020
Artificial Intelligence can't technically invent things, says patent office https://t.co/2YYp4mtgj6 #ArtificialIntelligence
— Data science (@Datascience__) May 3, 2020
Artificial Intelligence can't technically invent things, says patent office@LiveObjects_AI #digitaltransformation #processmining #ai #rpahttps://t.co/EhPtWQwHnr
— Michael Reh (@reh_michael) May 1, 2020