Tutela della proprietà intellettuale nel mondo dell’intelligenza artificiale: Artificial Inventor Project, Thaler e i brevetti negati a Dabus
Abstract
This paper presents reflections against the suitability of introducing a new category of subjective personality, headed
by AI systems, based on the analysis of a legal experiment initiated on a global scale within the framework of
Thaler's so-called Artificial Intelligence Project.
This stance is predicated upon a comprehensive analysis of the technical components of AI systems and their legal
implications within the context of the regulatory framework introduced by the European Union. This framework
encompasses the Artificial Intelligence Act (proposal), the Data Act, the Data Governance Act and its associated
guidelines, the Digital Services Act, and the Digital Markets Act (proposal).
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