baldeagleNL

If an AI invents something, isn't the owner/inventor of the AI the rights holder?

Many diseases can't be cured by taking a drug that just 'fixes' things that are broken. In this case, though, killing the amoeba once will cure the patient, so it's not something that you can sell for a lifetime. Diabetics, however, require insulin for the rest of their life, and there is not simple cure that fixes the problem forever. If you do find that cure, you'll be up for a Nobel price, I guess. If you do some research on how diseases work and what drugs do, you would quickly realise your view is wrong.

Because it's web. You have fewer integrations in the system and fewer tools you can use, because it needs to be able to run in a potato (or even worse: a Chromebook).

Property goed to the legal heirs. Just like their coffee maker and book collection.

AIs are nothing special. They're smartly created mathematical algorithms. That's about it.

Go follow some courses on inheritance law or something.