United States Supreme Court: AI can't own anything

Update: 2026-03-09

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A machine cannot own a patent, a copyright, or a single brushstroke for the art it creates, according to a recent decision.

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United States Supreme Court: AI can't own anything

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United States Supreme Court: AI can't own anything

Kim Komando

United States Supreme Court: AI can't own anything