Part 11/14:
Legal and political responses gained momentum in 2024. China became the first country to recognize copyright in AI-generated art, granting protections to human creators. Similarly, the EU enacted the world’s first comprehensive AI regulation framework, requiring the identifiability of AI-generated content, transparency, and fair compensation for training data.
In contrast, the United States and other nations are still grappling with defining the boundaries of AI-generated content, copyright ownership, and ethical considerations, leading to ongoing litigation, policy debates, and public concern.