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Jason Allen’s AI art won the Colorado fair — but now the feds say it can’t get a copyright

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Jason Allen argues that he was merely using Midjourney as a tool, much like an artist would use a brush. The Copyright Office has now rejected Allen three times since last December. The office has found previously that copyright law is meant to protect human authors, not machines. Other cases could have profound impacts on the development of the economy.

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Jason Allen’s AI art won the Colorado fair — but now the feds say it can’t get a copyright

The U.S. Copyright Office has found previously that copyright law is meant to protect human authors, not machines.

·Centennial, United States
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Colorado Public Radio broke the news in Centennial, United States on Wednesday, September 6, 2023.
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