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USPTO Guidelines on AI Inventorship

February 14, 2024
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has announced guidelines to clarify the assessment of inventions, specifying that individual patents must list only humans as inventors, with at least one human inventor designated for each claim. This move comes in response to the growing integration of AI in innovation processes, prompting discussions among academics and stakeholders regarding the role of technology in patent applications.

The USPTO guidance underscores the necessity of recognizing human contributions in patent filings, emphasizing that while AI-assisted inventions are not automatically ineligible for patent protection, inventorship analysis should prioritize human ingenuity. The agency highlights the fundamental purpose of patents in incentivizing and rewarding human creativity, aiming to strike a balance between acknowledging technological advancements and safeguarding the rights of human inventors.

Acknowledging the complexities involved in assessing human contributions within AI-assisted inventions, the USPTO outlines guiding principles to assist in inventorship analysis, offering clarity on issues such as disclosure and the identification of inventors. The guidance delineates scenarios where individuals utilizing AI technology in problem-solving processes may still be considered inventors, provided they make significant contributions to the innovation process.

Overall, the USPTO seeks to facilitate patent protections for individuals who contribute substantially to inventions, ensuring that the patent system effectively incentivizes human ingenuity while accommodating the advancements brought about by AI technologies. Through soliciting public feedback on the draft guidance, the agency aims to refine its approach to inventorship in the context of AI-assisted inventions, fostering an environment conducive to innovation and technological progress.

Reference:
  • Inventorship Guidance for AI-Assisted Inventions

 

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