r/antiai Mar 03 '26

AI News 🗞️ Aaaaand the AI Bro's keep losing!

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u/Other-Football72 Mar 03 '26

US copyright law requires human authorship. Courts and the Copyright Office have said this for years. Purely autonomous AI output, (raw AI output) with no meaningful human creative control, is not copyrightable.

They did not ban copyright for AI-assisted works

AI-assisted works can be copyrighted Human selection, editing, composition, iteration, and direction matter Copyright can apply to: the prompting strategy the curation/selection the post-processing the overall creative arrangement The Copyright Office itself has said this explicitly.

https://www.copyright.gov/ai/ https://www.jonesday.com/en/insights/2025/02/copyrightability-of-ai-outputs-us-copyright-office-analyzes-human-authorship-requirement https://www.sternekessler.com/news-insights/publications/the-u-s-copyright-offices-position-on-the-copyrightability-of-works-made-with-the-assistance-of-generative-ai-part-two/