New AI Copyright Registration Guidance

On March 16, 2023 the United States Copyright Office published guidance in the Federal Register on registering copyrights in AI-generated works and words that include and/or modify AI-generated content. ("AI" means artificial intelligence.) 

Cokato, Minnesota attorney Thomas James, author of The Cokato Copyright Attorney, has published a brief summary of the key provisions of the new guidance. You can read it on The Law Blog of Thomas James. 

Thomas James is a copyright/trademark attorney at the Law Office of Tom James in Cokato, Minnesota.

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