A provision in U.S. copyright law allows creators to claw back the rights to their works after a certain period of time.

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Savory & Sons Funeral Home in Kansas City faces state action after reports of an decomposing body, and unlicensed operations.

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That safeguard is less about copyright protection than about public optics, Matthew Sag, an Emory University law professor studying copyright law and artificial intelligence, told Business Insider.

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