#31 thoughts on registration#

We look forward to continuing to examine these issues of vital importance to the evolution of technology and the future of human creativity.” “This NOI and the public comments we will receive represent a critical next step. “We launched this initiative at the beginning of the year to focus on the increasingly complex issues raised by generative AI,” said Shira Perlmutter, register of copyrights and director of the US Copyright Office. It will also offer information and resources to the public, courts and other government entities based on these issues.

Public comments are welcome on the office’s website until 18 October while reply comments are due by 15 November.Īccording to a statement by the US Copyright Office, it will use the comments to advise the US Congress and inform its regulatory work.

#31 thoughts on registration#

Meanwhile, OpenAI has responded to authors’ lawsuits.Īmid an ongoing war between the advancement of AI and the protection of copyright, the top US government copyright registration body is now asking the public for its opinions on the matter.Īnnounced yesterday (30 August), the US Copyright Office has opened a public consultation on “the copyright issues raised by recent advances in generative AI” as it endeavours to study the policy issues it raises and assess whether legislative or regulatory steps are warranted. The US Copyright Office wants to hear what the public thinks of generative AI and copyright.