U.S. Copyright Office Guidance to The MLC on AI-Created Works
Rights and policy
Advises that works lacking sufficient human authorship are ineligible for section 115 royalties and that suspicious claims may be investigated with royalties held in suspense.
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| Based in | United States |
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