In addition, we need to start paying attention to the growing legislation about AI and copyright law. There was an article on HN I think this week (or last) spe

In addition, we need to start paying attention to the growing legislation about AI and copyright law. There was an article on HN I think this week (or last) specifically where a judge ruled AI cannot own copyright on its generated materials. IANAL, but I do wonder how this ruling will be used as a point of reference whenever we finally ask the question "Does material produced by GenAI violate copyright laws?" Specifically if it cannot claim ownership, a right that we've awarded to trees and monkeys, how does it operate within ownership laws? And don't even get me ranting about HUMAN digital rights or Personified AIs.