India determines AI cannot hold copyright authorship

The Copyright Office in India has declared that artificial intelligence is ineligible to be named the author of creative content. This decision follows a petition from US-based AI researcher Stephen Thaler, who attempted to secure a copyright for a piece of art generated by his DABUS system. Referring to the Copyright Act of 1957, the office explained that while AI is capable of producing original material, the law strictly defines an "author" as a human being.

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