AI tools are generating increasingly sophisticated artwork, blurring the lines between human and machine creation.

By  Santosh Mallick

The debate ignites: Can AI-generated art be copyrighted, and if so, who holds the rights - the artist, the programmer, or the AI itself?

Human Input: The Gray Area:

Does an artist's input during the AI creation process qualify for copyright protection, or is it solely machine output?

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Legal Precedents Emerge

In August 2023, a US judge ruled an AI-generated work ineligible for copyright due to the absence of human authorship, fueling ongoing discussions.

Beyond legal rulings, questions linger about ethical considerations, fair compensation for human collaborators, and the impact on artistic practice.

Artists Divided

Some artists embrace AI as a collaborative tool, while others fear job displacement and loss of creative control.

Technology Evolves:

As AI art tools advance, the copyright debate will likely become more complex, demanding nuanced solutions.

Global Implications

Legal frameworks and ethical norms concerning AI art require international dialogue and collaboration.

The future lies in finding a balance between protecting intellectual property, encouraging innovation, and ensuring fair treatment for all involved in the creative process.