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Voices/CBS News/AI-created artwork sparks copyright debate

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AI-created artwork sparks copyright debate

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If artificial intelligence creates a piece of art that looks just like a Jean-Michel Basquiat original, who owns it? That is one of the core questions being debated as AI-powered artwork floods the internet. Intellectual property lawyer Bradley Hulbert sheds some light on this cutting edge controversy.

#news #ai #artwork

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