As the rapid and widespread adoption of artificial intelligence expands across all disciplines, it has become increasingly important to be able to track AI usage and disclose it when required or when it is simply prudent to do so. AI Disclosure Requirements The US Copyright Office requires the disclosure of AI-generated content when applying for […]
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The Gradient of AI Usage
Preface by webmaster: This is a repost of a blog by Jonathan Bailey at Plagiarism Today titled “The Gradient of AI Usage.” He identifies ten excellent examples of content generation that range from entirely human authorship to entirely AI-Generated content using only prompts. This blog is reposted with permission. It should be noted that Jonathan’s […]
Registration Process – Part 4: Copyright
Copyrightability This blog focuses on the copyrightability of AI-created content and requirements to disclose and differentiate between AI-Generated, AI-Assisted and Human Authored content. Why is some AI content not copyrightable and other AI content is copyrightable? Our understanding of the nuances of copyright law comes from having researched and obtained the rights to use thousands […]
AI Transparency Badges
AI Transparency Badges AI transparency is a rapidly growing issue. AI transparency badges could be one way to quickly identify how artificial intelligence was used in content creation. This blog was Human Authored without any use of artificial intelligence, for example. The US Copyright Office requires writers to disclose how artificial intelligence was used […]