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ARTICLE · 04 DECEMBER 2023

The Copyright Conundrum – Protection For AI Works

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ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence ("AI") programs, like the image-generating Midjourney, have accelerated conversations around generative AI, raising important public...

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(November 28, 2023) - Matt Savare, Bryan Sterba and David Cassidy of Lowenstein Sandler LLP discuss questions raised on the protectability of AI-generated works and the guidance by the U.S. Copyright Office.

ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence ("AI") programs, like the image-generating Midjourney, have accelerated conversations around generative AI, raising important public policy questions on the protectability of AI-generated works.

The full impact of generative AI has not yet revealed itself, and all creative fields are essentially confronted with a future that is hard to predict amidst the fast-paced changes taking place. However, the U.S. Copyright Office has taken some initial steps to issue guidance, even launching a formal AI initiative. While it has fallen short of issuing any rules, the Office has left a breadcrumb trail that forms the center of this debate: What might satisfy the Copyright Office's requisite human authorship requirement to afford

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