16-05-2022, 06:18 PM
As I understand it, in most jurisdictions the AI is simply deemed to be a "tool" and so the human who used the tool remains the copyright holder.
If no human can be assigned, then it falls within the public domain.
The UK's CDPA covers this, saying that computer generated work falls within the remit of the person who arranged the work.
It would be interested to see if the Terms of Use of such a programme could assign copyright....
If no human can be assigned, then it falls within the public domain.
The UK's CDPA covers this, saying that computer generated work falls within the remit of the person who arranged the work.
It would be interested to see if the Terms of Use of such a programme could assign copyright....

