Australia celebrate their first Test in Fiji in style with thumping victory
China ‘evaluating’ US offer to engage in trade negotiations
EU microchip strategy ‘deeply disconnected from reality’, say official auditors
Aston Martin limits exports to US because of Trump tariffs
Liberal-aligned thinktank running anti-Greens ads received $600,000 from coal industry in Queensland election
Australia celebrate their first Test in Fiji in style with thumping victory
China ‘evaluating’ US offer to engage in trade negotiations
EU microchip strategy ‘deeply disconnected from reality’, say official auditors
Aston Martin limits exports to US because of Trump tariffs
Liberal-aligned thinktank running anti-Greens ads received $600,000 from coal industry in Queensland election
US technologist loses dispute with Intellectual Property Office over ideas generated by program
Artificial intelligence cannot be legally named as an inventor to secure patent rights, the UK supreme court has ruled.
In a judgment on Wednesday, Britain’s highest court concluded that “an inventor must be a person” in order to apply for patents under the current law.
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