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>Shouldn't the copyright therefore belong to the robot? The company is therefore not party to the ip infringement case. A series of if/else blocks is not a "ro
by koboll 7y ago
>Shouldn't the copyright therefore belong to the robot? The company is therefore not party to the ip infringement case.
A series of if/else blocks is not a "robot", or a legal person in any sense, any more than a paintbrush or a saxophone is.
- joshspankit 7y agoYou’re being reductionist. At a certain point humans could also be argued as being composed of if/else blocks.