AI Art Copyright Denied by US Supreme Court
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The US Supreme Court declines to rule on AI-generated art copyright case, leaving the door open for future legal battles. Computer scientist Stephen Thaler, who created an image using his AI system DABUS, argues that since he built the AI, he should be considered the true author. Thaler views the decision as a philosophical win, warning that current laws may hinder AIs growth in creative industries and potentially lead to legal disputes over machine-generated content.
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