The U.S. Copyright Office says "Humans, you're still in charge... for now." If a machine pumps out content with no human hand involved, sorry, no copyright for you. But if a human does some meaningful creative work with AI as a sidekick, that’s a different story
Artificial intelligence is pushing the boundaries of creativity - and copyright law. Now the U.S. Copyright Office is calling for backup.
Who owns the art of AI? A recent court decision shut the door on an inventor seeking copyright protection for works created autonomously by his "Creativity Machine," underscoring that creativity alone does not make you an author under the law.
Implications of the US Supreme Court declining to hear a case on AI-generated invention, its impact on innovation & global competitiveness.
A deep dive into the U.S. Copyright Office's stance on AI-generated content and the implications for creators