Quick Null, add this to the show before it’s too late
U.S. COPYRIGHT OFFICE PUBLISHED THEIR STANCE ON AI
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52 pages, so here’s a quick TL;DR
The U.S. Copyright Office finally published their stance in AI.
It’s 52 pages long but here’s the tl;dr:
- The human authorship requirement a mandatory principle of copyright law. Solely AI-generated content without m human input is not copyrightable.
- AI-generated works may qualify for copyright if human contributions are substantial, such as modifications, expressive inputs, or structured arrangements.
- Prompts alone do not establish authorship since as they function as instructions rather than creative expression. Similarly, prompts cannot be copyrighted.
- Copyright law does not need to be updated to address AI.
- The use of AI as a tool to assist human creativity for editing, brainstorming, or arrangement does not affect copyrightability. Meaning you can use AI in your work and still copyright it