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There's a really important distinction here. (a) An algorithm cannot be named as an author, name the human who ran it instead. (b) A work produced by an algor
by bo1024 5y ago
There's a really important distinction here.
(a) An algorithm cannot be named as an author, name the human who ran it instead.
(b) A work produced by an algorithm is *inherently not copyrightable*. You cannot name a human as author instead, that would be fraud if the work was produced by an algorithm.
I am reading this as (b).