The article examines the current situation of EU copyright law and Vietnamese law regarding AI-generated works. The article concludes that EU law governs copyright for these works based on the extent of human contribution to the creation of the work. Meanwhile, Vietnamese law sti...
Canada’sCopyright Actdoes not provide separate provisions relating to authorship or ownership of computer-generated works (whether through the use of AI or otherwise). While the Government of Canada has launched consultations to develop a modern copyright framework for AI and IoT in Canada, no am...
In layman’s terms, an AI just does not create content as a human would, nor with the originality of one, and therefore generated works are not copyright-worthy. “Based on the record before it, the Office concludes that the images generated by Midjourney contained within the Work...
Noting the rising adoption/use of AI technology and seemingly looking to set some precent for future clashes over AI-generated works, the court held that “as long as an AI-generated image reflects the original intellectual investment of a human being, it should be considered a work th...
On March 16, 2023, the U.S. Copyright Office (the Office) published a statement of policy in the Federal Register1offering guidance on who is entitled to protection for works generated with the aid of artificial intelligence (AI) technology. AI tools allow users to generate images,...
Thaler and his legal team, led by Ryan Abbott, a law professor at the University of Surrey in the UK, have continuously argued that patent and copyright protection should be granted to AI-generated works and inventions. So far, US courts and the USPTO have found that intellectual prop...
Recently, a Beijing court ruled in favor of the plaintiff in the first case in China involving copyright protection for AI-generated images. The judge said when using generative artificial intelligence to create images, if they can reflect the human originality and intellectual input, they should ...
If copyright protection were accorded to AI-generated works, the copyright system would tend to be seen as an instrument favouring the availability for the consumer of the largest number of creative works and of placing an equal value on human and machine creativity.” Definition of ‘Work’ ...
Like many, Hanson is interested to see the degree to which human oversight or intervention may be required to ultimately qualify AI-generated work for copyright protection (if at all). She notes that neither the USCO's guidelines nor this recent court ruling preclude a form of human control...
1.9 Would Copyright subsist in a work which is created by a Generative AI tool? The current Indian copyright law has yet to take any definitive position on the eligibility of AI-generated work for copyright. The Indian Copyright Act of 1957 does not explicitly mention AI-generated works or AI...