CHFA | Political Science and Sociology Panel
Generative Ai’s Copyrightability: a Guide based on common law focused on transformative use and the necessity for human creativity in copyrighted works.
Academic Level at Time of Presentation
Senior
Major
Legal studies/political science
List all Project Mentors & Advisor(s)
Doctor Kevin Qualls
Presentation Format
Oral Presentation
Abstract/Description
This research focused on how generative AI (such as chat GTP) works under current understanding of the common law . particularly how it interacts with the fact that that copyright is made to further human creativity and as shown in previous cases not animal or mechanical input. It also sees if generative ai is transformative use under rose v Acuff and other related causes copyrighted under the current understanding of the law. This is a guide on how to understand the legal and ethical intrecy of Generative ai.
Spring Scholars Week 2025
Political Science and Sociology Department Panel
Generative Ai’s Copyrightability: a Guide based on common law focused on transformative use and the necessity for human creativity in copyrighted works.
This research focused on how generative AI (such as chat GTP) works under current understanding of the common law . particularly how it interacts with the fact that that copyright is made to further human creativity and as shown in previous cases not animal or mechanical input. It also sees if generative ai is transformative use under rose v Acuff and other related causes copyrighted under the current understanding of the law. This is a guide on how to understand the legal and ethical intrecy of Generative ai.
