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Did the US Copyright office just declare that AI is the artist, not the tool?
Does their new report raise more questions than it answers? Robb and Josh welcome back Ed Klaris, Managing Partner at Klaris Law and Columbia Law professor, for part two of their discussion on the office’s ongoing Copyright and Artificial Intelligence report, focusing on copyrightability.
Klaris returns with critical insights into what these updates to copyright law mean with more and more people now using generative AI as part of their creative process. The report sets some useful guidelines for which aspects of AI-assisted creative projects are copyrightable, yet it also sparks new questions about the boundaries between human and machine-generated output.
Find out more about Ed Klaris and his work here: https://www.klarislaw.com
The revised and significantly updated second edition of our bestselling book, Age of Invisible Machines, is now available for preorder on Amazon! https://bit.ly/4hwX0a5
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Did the US Copyright office just declare that AI is the artist, not the tool?
Does their new report raise more questions than it answers? Robb and Josh welcome back Ed Klaris, Managing Partner at Klaris Law and Columbia Law professor, for part two of their discussion on the office’s ongoing Copyright and Artificial Intelligence report, focusing on copyrightability.
Klaris returns with critical insights into what these updates to copyright law mean with more and more people now using generative AI as part of their creative process. The report sets some useful guidelines for which aspects of AI-assisted creative projects are copyrightable, yet it also sparks new questions about the boundaries between human and machine-generated output.
Find out more about Ed Klaris and his work here: https://www.klarislaw.com
The revised and significantly updated second edition of our bestselling book, Age of Invisible Machines, is now available for preorder on Amazon! https://bit.ly/4hwX0a5
In this episode, we mention:
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Support our show by supporting our sponsors!
This episode is brought to you in partnership with OneReach.ai—offering turnkey private architecture for building your team’s AI agents with guardrails.
Learn about creating and orchestrating AI agents for your team:
https://onereach.ai/ai-agents/?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=podcast_episode_with_ed_klaris_2&utm_content=1
#AI
#AIPodcast
#TechPodcast
#InvisibleMachines
#ArtificialIntelligence
#AIAgents
#AgenticAI
#TechInnovation
#GenerativeAI
#CopyrightLaw
#AILaw
#IntellectualProperty
#AICopyright
#LegalTech
#DigitalRights
#TechLaw

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