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The US Copyright Office says purely AI-generated content does not enjoy Federal protection. This decision follows debates over what should be and should not be ...

Artists can now register copyrights in the United States of America for works that have been made with the help of artificial intelligence. The US Copyright Office ...

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The use of AI prompts to generate new content does not qualify for copyright protection of AI-generated works of art, though. Ultimately, if a human doesn't provide significant input, an AI ...

In a big blow to AI artists, the US Copyright Office has released a report stating that visual content created by generative AI platforms are not protected under ...