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Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Art and Artificial Laws

Why US law should accommodate for computer-generated work

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Maria Sevlievska
Nov 01, 2019
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The advent of computer-generated work (“CGW”) is leading to a global re-evaluation of copyright law. The UK, for example, has enacted special provisions, which explicitly address AI-authorship. As per the Copyright Designs and Patents Act (“the CDPA”) the ‘author’ of such work “shall be the person by whom the arrangements necessary for the creation of t…

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