Economists warn of AI implications in US Copyright Office report
By Nick Robertson ( February 12, 2025, 20:16 GMT | Insight) -- Artificial intelligence will likely have sizable ramifications for the economics of copyrighted works, a group of economists organized by the US Copyright Office wrote in a report published today.The US Copyright Office published a report today laying out the potential economic impacts of artificial intelligence on copyrights. Written by a group of independent economists and not representing the opinions of the office itself, the report grapples with the major questions of how the rapidly-developing technology could impact the multibillion-dollar industry of copyrighted works....
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