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The United States Copyright Office has released the second in a series of reports relating to the implications of AI on copyrightlaw and policy, firmly upholding the principle that copyright protection is reserved for human-created works while introducing slight nuance regarding the interplay of human authorship and generative AI.
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Copyright Office asking for an update on the Office’s multi-part report on the impact of artificial inteliigence (AI) on copyrightlaw, which Steil said is no longer on track to be published by its stated target dates. Copyright Office. It was not in response to or conjunction with the Office’s report, however.
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All have been taken down by YouTube, either displaying a message that they were removed due to a copyright claim or due to the account being terminated. However, at least one of the URLs is directly cited in a news report that was published by Turkish daily news outlet Birgun.net late January 2021.
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In the complicated landscape of genAI and copyrightlaw, several different themes have emerged as particularly thorny and triggering the interests of different stakeholders. The Institute is actively exploring the impact of genAI on copyrightlaw via a dedicated series of events, roundtables, lectures and publications.
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