Top Tech News Today: US court denies copyright claim for artworks made by AI. Crypto sector shines in Hong Kong amid global crackdowns

Top Tech News Today: US court denies copyright claim for artworks made by AI. Crypto sector shines in Hong Kong amid global crackdowns
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A United States District Court Judge found that AI-created art cannot be Protected by Copyright

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A U.S. court in Washington, D.C. has determined that works of art created entirely by artificial intelligence cannot be protected by copyright under American law. According to a declaration made last week by U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell, only literary works written by people are eligible for copyrights. The Copyright Office's decision to deny an application that computer scientist Stephen Thaler submitted on behalf of his DABUS AI system was upheld by this judgment.

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The price of cryptocurrencies has fluctuated dramatically over the past several years, experiencing booms and busts. The sector has also been challenged by spectacular collapses and unreliable regulatory frameworks. However, even though these issues have prompted other jurisdictions to take action against the industry, Hong Kong is welcoming virtual assets in the hopes that a new legal framework would assist the city avoid the problems seen elsewhere.

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