AI's copyright problem is fixable
Mike Loukides and Tim O'Reilly show how to trace the provenance of generative models' output and compensate human authors accordingly
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Mike Loukides and Tim O'Reilly show how to trace the provenance of generative models' output and compensate human authors accordingly
By Mike Loukides and Tim O'ReillySEBASTOPOL, CALIFORNIA — Generative artificial intelligence (AI) stretches current copyright law in unforeseen and uncomfortable ways. The US Copyright Office recently issued guidance stating that the output of image-generating AI isn’t copyrightable unless human creativity went into the prompts that generated it. But that leaves many
By Mike Loukides and Tim O'ReillySEBASTOPOL, CALIFORNIA — Generative artificial intelligence (AI) stretches current copyright law in unforeseen and uncomfortable ways. The US Copyright Office recently issued guidance stating that the output of image-generating AI isn’t copyrightable unless human creativity went into the prompts that generated it. But that leaves many
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