“When an AI technology determines the expressive elements of its output, the generated material is not the product of human authorship. As a result, that material is not protected by copyright and must be disclaimed in a registration application.”
That’s where it says that right now, generative works are ineligible for copyright.
Oh yarr, heck yeah, here look at this part right here:
That’s where the article doesn’t say the generative works are public domain. And furthermore this other part:
Is where it doesn’t say all terms of service contracts between the user and company are magically invalidated.
Do you have any other questions I can answer by presenting quotes of the parts that are not there?
P.S. Why are you quoting Supposition, I literally used the same term as the comment above it.
🙄 Very mature. 👍
I’m not asking what it doesn’t say, in case you missed that. I was asking what it does say, according to you.
(I was quoting your use of supposition because you are supposing stuff instead of making verifiable claims.)
Hey, so here’s the official opinion of the US copyright office on this matter.
If you look at this part right here:
That’s where it says that right now, generative works are ineligible for copyright.
Thank you for that! 🙏