Protecting Materials Created by Artificial Intelligence (AI) With Lisa Oratz
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On this episode of The Tech Law Hangout, host Jordan Becker is joined by Lisa Oratz to discuss whether AI-created works are protectable under U.S. copyright law. They explore the meaning of "human authorship" in this context and whether images created by AI tools can be protected. They also dig into how much weight the U.S. Copyright Office's decisions have and Lisa's thoughts on how current guidelines may change in the future.
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