Heather Whitney, Evangeline Phang, Tessa Schwartz, and Aaron Rubin authored an article for Law360 covering whether the outputs of generative artificial intelligence tools are copyrightable.
"It may benefit companies that are using and improving AI technology to continuously identify and track the contributions by the company's own personnel to demonstrate a high degree of control, intention and creative influence over outputs, as well as revising the company's end user terms of service and third-party courts to include appropriate terms allocating ownership and other rights to AI-generated outputs," the authors wrote.
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