The National Law Review

USCO Releases Part 2 of its Report on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence

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JD Supra

Everyone Should Pay Attention to the USCO’s AI NOI

There will be no special rules for your industry. What gets decided in the next six months to a year about artificial intelligence (AI) legislation, and regulatory action on copyrights and AI, will ...
IPWatchdog

AI is Not Creative Per the USCO and the Courts – And That’s a Good Thing

“Doctrinally, patents and copyrights speak different languages…. Thus, in principle, both the causal inquiry and the conclusions regarding protectability can ...
Law

USCO's Decision That AI Prompts Aren't Copyrightable Underscores Tech's 'Black Box' Problem

However, attorneys told Legaltech News that the USCO's bar for creativity, which is usually quite low, is much higher when AI is involved. And as more individuals and corporations start using AI ...
Artnet

Another A.I.-Generated Artwork Was Denied Copyright Protection, Adding a New Knot to the Complexities of Creative Ownership

Earlier this month, the U.S. Copyright Office (USCO) deemed that an A.I.-generated artwork, which won the top prize at the Colorado State Fair last year, was not ...
IPWatchdog

The USPTO and the USCO Must Resolve Their Disparate Approaches to AI Inventorship and Copyrightability

“Before advising the President, the USPTO and USCO should not adopt contradictory approaches to AI’s contribution to the world of innovation and the useful arts.” The President’s recent Executive ...