AI-“Assisted” Works Are Now Open to Copyright Protection, Raising Questions for Hollywood

16 March 2023

The U.S. Copyright Office has affirmed that most works generated by artificial intelligence are not copyrightable, while clarifying that AI-assisted material qualifies for protection in certain instances. In statement of policy issued on Thursday, the office says it’s “well-established” that copyrights can only be issued to works that are the “product of human creativity” and […]

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