When AI creates… who gets the patent — human or machine?

Can Artificial Intelligence legally be named as an inventor in a patent application?

In this video, we break down the global controversy surrounding DABUS, the AI system created by Stephen Thaler, and why patent offices across multiple jurisdictions rejected applications listing AI as the inventor.

Here’s what we discuss:

✔️ What DABUS actually is

✔️ Why Stephen Thaler listed AI as the inventor

✔️ Why patent offices rejected the applications

✔️ Whether current patent laws allow non-human inventors

✔️ The global legal position on AI-generated inventions

✔️ What this means for AI developers and innovators

The key legal question:

👉 Can AI be an inventor, or must inventorship always belong to a human?

If you’re building AI-driven products, using generative AI for innovation, or filing patents in emerging tech sectors — this discussion is crucial.

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