16 November 2023FeaturesCopyright ChannelEd White and Arun Hill

AI and copyright: A trillion-pixel problem

AI is posing fundamental questions to intellectual property (IP) laws. Both what is intellect, and who (or what) can own it. While this affects almost all classes of IP, arguably the biggest challenge—due to its potential reach to everybody—lies in the creative space: copyright.

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