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Copyright and Artificial Intelligence, Part 2: Copyrightability

US Copyright Office1 Jan 2025
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1 Jan 2025
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6 Oct 2026

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The report explains the human-authorship requirement and the limits of protection for AI-generated material, while allowing protection for sufficient human creative contributions.

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US law and current policy; not a global rule or blanket ban on AI-assisted works.

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