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The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected the petition to review the federal court's decision that says that artificial intelligence cannot be listed as an inventor. The petition was filed by Stephen Thaler, who wanted to give credit to his AI for inventing two products.have become common knowledge this year, but computer scientist Thaler has been working with AI for over a decade.
The patent office rejected Thaler's application since its rules allow only "natural persons" to apply for patents and not machines. Thaler then sued the director of USPTO, Andrei Iancu, in a federal court in eastern Virginia. Two years later, the court ruledipopba/iStockFinally, Thaler approached the U.S. Supreme Court, the highest court in the country, with the power to overturn initial verdicts.
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