Friday, May 4, 2018

Robots May Soon Have More Intellectual Property Rights Than Animals Do

The final court decision in the famous "monkey selfie" case reaffirmed that animals have no IP rights under U.S. law, which requires human authorship. For now, the same is true for any works created by artificial intelligence - but, as Rachel Withers explains, this may soon change.



Article source here:Arts Journal

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