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Supreme Court refuses to review AI art copyright case, upholding that only human-created works are protected.
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear a case challenging whether AI-generated artwork can be copyrighted, upholding lower court rulings that only human-authored works qualify for protection.
The decision, stemming from a 2018 claim by computer scientist Stephen Thaler, confirms the U.S.
Copyright Office’s stance that AI-created content lacking human authorship is not eligible for copyright.
The ruling maintains the current legal standard, requiring substantial human creative input for copyright eligibility, and leaves the issue unresolved for future cases.
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El Tribunal Supremo se niega a revisar el caso de derechos de autor de arte de IA, sosteniendo que solo las obras creadas por humanos están protegidas.