No Copyrights for AI Works, US Government Tells Supreme Court
(Subscription required) "[U]nder the Copyright Act, only a human being can be the 'author' of a copyrightable work," U.S. Solicitor General D. John Sauer wrote in the government's brief. "Although the Copyright Act does not define the term 'author,' multiple provisions of the act make clear that the term refers to a human rather than a machine."
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