Published 1 year ago

AI-created images lose U.S. copyrights in test for new technology

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Images in a graphic novel that were created using the artificial-intelligence system Midjourney should not have been granted copyright protection, the U.S. Copyright Office said in a letter seen by Reuters.

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Times of India

AI-created images lose US copyrights in test for new technology

"Zarya of the Dawn" author Kris Kashtanova is entitled to a copyright for the parts of the book Kashtanova wrote and arranged, but not for the images produced by Midjourney, the office said in its letter, dated Tuesday.

1 year ago·India

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Reuters

AI-created images lose U.S. copyrights in test for new technology

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

AI-created images lose U.S. copyrights in test for new technology

1 year ago·Malaysia

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Channel News Asia

AI-created images lose US copyrights in test for new technology

Images in a graphic novel that were created using the artificial-intelligence system Midjourney should not have been granted copyright protection, the US Copyright Office said in a letter seen by Reuters. Zarya of the Dawn author Kristina Kashtanova is entitled to a copyright for the parts of the book she

1 year ago·Singapore

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c|net

AI-Generated Comic Book Reportedly Loses Copyright Protections

The written parts created by the author will still be protected, however.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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WION

AI images expression of creativity? US Copyright office refuses protection

In a partial setback for a new comic book "Zarya of the Dawn", the US Copyright Office has refused to grant protection for AI-created images. Artist Kris Kashtanova approached the office for a registration of her work. Interestingly, her application also referred to the images created by Midjourney’s artificial intelligence (“AI”) technology.

1 year ago·Noida, India

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