The U.S. Copyright Office states that AI-generated creations in the U.S. can be copyrighted if they have been edited by a human, but not if they lack human modifications. The report outlines scenarios where AI-generated content may be eligible for IP protections, such as using AI tools to enhance film production. The agency plans to address whether AI systems making independent artistic choices can produce copyrightable works in a future report.
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Aaron Sorkin is making a sequel to The Social Network
Sony is moving forward with a sequel to The Social Network, titled The Social Network Part II, with Aaron Sorkin returning to write and direct, although David Fincher is not involved. The sequel will draw inspiration from The Wall Street Journal's The Facebook Files, exploring Facebook's societal impacts, including its role in the January 6th, 2021, coup attempt. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Sony is making a sequel to the movie The Social...
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