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Mari-Elise Paul
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How the Government Shutdown Impacts Intellectual Property Owners
It has been a week since the United States government shut down. With no agreement between Congress on a funding bill for fiscal year 2026, the United States government ceased its non-essential operations at 12:01 am on October 1, 2025. More >
Can AI-Generated Work Be Copyrighted? New Guidance from the Copyright Office Provides Clarity
In January 2025, the Copyright Office released Part 2 of its regulatory guidelines on copyright protection and artificial intelligence (AI). Part 1 of the report, which addressed the legal and policy issues related to AI and copyright, was released on July 21, 2024. Part 2, titled "Copyrightability," focused on the statutory requirement that a work must be created by "human authorship" and examined whether this requirement is met when works contain elements generated by AI. More >
