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US AI Art and Copyright Update – A Story about Cheese

In a landmark decision from the US Copyright Office, the first AI-generated artwork has successfully been granted copyright protection.[1] ‘A Single Piece of American Cheese’ created in 2024 by Kent Keirsey via his generative AI platform, Invoke, was officially granted copyright protection at the end of January 2025. This is the first time that the US has granted legal protection to any form of AI-generated output.

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Sold! Auction houses endorse new technologies for art authentication

Technological progress is transforming the art authentication process. Techniques such as scientific imaging have allowed us to peer beneath the surface of paintings; advanced fluorescent lighting has allowed us to identify specific pigments without damaging the artwork; carbon dating has allowed us to pinpoint the date of creation for certain artworks.

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Kneschke -v- LAION

Landgericht Hamburg released on 27 September 2024

In an eagerly awaited decision, the Hamburg Regional Court is now the first in Germany to rule on AI training datasets under copyright law.

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