The Copyright Office is Wrong About AI-Assisted Works
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a thought-provoking conference talk that challenges the US Copyright Office's stance on AI-assisted works. Delve into the controversial decision regarding the comic book "Zarya of the Dawn" and its AI-generated images. Examine the speaker's argument that the current policy is unsustainable and likely to be overturned. Draw parallels between the current AI copyright debate and historical discussions surrounding photography 150 years ago. Investigate a century of overlooked precedents suggesting that AI may eventually be considered merely a tool in the creative process, similar to other instruments used in producing copyrightable works. Gain insights into the complex intersection of artificial intelligence, creativity, and copyright law in this 38-minute presentation from the Linux Foundation.
Syllabus
The Copyright Office is Wrong About AI-Assisted Works - Van Lindberg, OSPOCO
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Linux Foundation
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