Research on “Artificial Intelligence Generated Inventions and Patent Law” explores the intersection of AI technologies with patent law, focusing on the implications for intellectual property rights and innovation. The scope of this research includes analyzing how AI-generated inventions are defined and protected under current patent systems worldwide, examining legal precedents and emerging regulations that address ownership, inventorship, and patentability criteria in AI-generated innovations. Additionally, it involves investigating the challenges posed by AI in the patenting process, such as issues related to creativity, disclosure requirements, and the role of human intervention in invention conception. However, limitations exist due to the evolving nature of AI technology and the varying legal frameworks across jurisdictions, which may impact the applicability and enforceability of patent laws in cases involving AI-generated inventions. Furthermore, ethical considerations surrounding AI’s capabilities and its implications for patent law present additional areas of exploration within this research topic.