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4 January 2024FeaturesCopyright ChannelMike Williams and Steven Pediani

Why Thaler’s AI patent odyssey is far from over

We’re in a time where artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly proficient at previously human-only endeavours. In a number of high-profile legal battles, even the idea of invention (perhaps the pinnacle of human achievement) has been questioned.

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