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flag The Supreme Court ruled that only human-created works can be copyrighted, rejecting AI's legal personhood.

flag The Supreme Court declined to hear a case challenging AI copyright, upholding that only human-created works qualify for protection, reinforcing AI as a tool without legal personhood. flag A new study found that learning how AI art is made—using copyrighted images without consent—reduces public moral approval, even when the art is visually appealing. flag Despite AI's growing use in daily life, from personal messaging to creative projects, concerns persist over authenticity, ethics, and job displacement, with many Americans opposing AI replacing human artists. flag Judges continue to limit AI’s legal standing, emphasizing human authorship in copyright and privilege.

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