Experts say that this decision may have a major impact on industries such as Hollywood and music, where artificial intelligence tools are becoming more common. The copyright office, which processes approximately half a million applications every year, was recommended to record more works created by artificial intelligence.
Although the new report can help AI in the process of creating a work, it explains that “human creativity” is a key factor in copyright protection. If the artist makes its creative contribution, for example, if it changes or regulates the artificial intelligence produced, it can be protected by copyright.
However, the department will not give royalties to the fully created AI content. Simple use of such an AI tool, such as a chat boot or an image generator without a significant participation of a person, will not apply for copyright protection.
Source: Ferra

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