Can you copyright artwork made using AI?

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  NPR. This is The Indicator from Planet Money.

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  I'm Waylon Wong.

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  You've probably heard about all the lawsuits against AI companies by groups of writers,

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  The New York Times, and Getty Images.

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  They've all alleged the big AI firms violated their copyright by scraping up their material to train AI systems.

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  But there's another issue at hand, too.

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  And joining me to talk about that today is Emma Jacobs.

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  Welcome.

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  Hi. Hi, Emma.

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  And you are a reporter in beautiful Montreal, Canada.

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  I am.

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  Thank you for having me.

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  And that other copyright issue being raised by generative AI tools like ChatGPT and DALI is who owns the stuff they produce?

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  Or even more complicated, Waylon,

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  what if you use ChatGPT to partly create something and then a human creates the rest?

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  Is it eligible for copyright?

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  And if so, who holds it?

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  You are breaking my brain, Emma.

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  So today on the show,

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  we look at these issues through the story of one guy who mashed up a photo he created with Van Gogh's Starry Night.

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