24 August 2020PatentsMatt Hervey

Dabus and unanswered questions about inventive AI

Dramatic progress by machine learning in fundamental tasks, such as image and language recognition, has triggered an explosion of artificial intelligence (AI) applications from self-driving cars to medical diagnostic tools.

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