The Supreme Court won't hear the AI copyright case, ending the last legal path to protect machine-made art

The US Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Stephen Thaler's case arguing that AI-generated artwork deserves copyright protection, according to The Verge. The decision leaves intact a chain of lower court rulings that all said the same thing: if a human didn't make it, it can't be copyrighted. — Read the rest The post The Supreme Court won't hear the AI copyright case, ending the last legal path to protect machine-made art appeared first on Boing Boing.