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In the burgeoning world of artificial intelligence (AI) and creativity, a critical question has emerged at the crossroads of art and law: Can AI-generated art be copyrighted? This debate reached a pivotal moment with a recent U.S. court ruling, fundamentally shaping the landscape of AI art and intellectual property rights. The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has ruled that artworks created by AI without human intervention cannot be protected under copyright law. This landmark decision reaffirms the longstanding principle that human authorship is an indispensable requirement for copyright. The ruling came in response to a case where the creator of an AI sought to have the AI itself recognized as the copyright holder. The court's decision underscores a clear legal stance: AI, in its current legal recognition, cannot replace human creativity in the context of copyright law. This decision has significant implications for artists, technologists, and legal experts in the

Title: AI Art Copyright: Navigating Ownership and Protection Abstract: This article explores the intricate realm of AI art copyright, examining its legal, ethical, and practical implications in the context of AI-generated artworks. Through a comprehensive analysis of legal frameworks, case studies, and ethical considerations, this article sheds light on the challenges and opportunities presented by AI art, offering insights into the future of copyright in the digital age. 1. Introduction 1.1 Background and Context 1.2 Purpose and Scope 2. Understanding AI Art 2.1 Defining AI Art 2.2 Evolution and Impact of AI in Art 2.3 The Creative Process of AI Artworks 3. Copyright Fundamentals 3.1 Overview of Copyright Law 3.2 Copyrightable Subject Matter 3.3 Originality and Authorship 3.4 Duration and Formalities 4. Ownership of AI Art 4.1 Traditional Authorship vs. AI Creators 4.2 Legal Personhood of AI Systems 4.3 The Role of Human Intervention 4.4 Cor