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Self-aware robots, androids or call-them-what-you-will have been part of science fiction almost from its beginnings. Recently in science reality, there’s been early, speculative discussion about ...

“The use of a machine as a tool does not negate copyright protection, but the resulting work is copyrightable only if it contains sufficient human-authored expressive elements,” the report read. The ...

Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. As Congress starts thinking about renewing and, maybe, reforming copyright law, already there’s a debate ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. There are lots of moving pieces when it comes to building a startup. And while it’s easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of bringing a ...

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The U.S. Copyright Office declared Wednesday that the use of artificial intelligence tools to assist in the creative process does not undermine the copyright of a ...

Managing IP is delighted to announce the publication of the IP STARS 2019 rankings of the leading firms for copyright and related rights work. We featured more than 40 jurisdictions this year Managing ...

On March 31 the Full Federal Court upheld a lower court ruling that found Australian rock band Men at Work liable for using part of a nursery rhyme in one of its songs. Grammy Award-winning group Men ...

For example, works created by a chatbot or AI system in response to someone’s prompt “at this stage are unlikely to satisfy ...