Wuhan court: an AI micro-drama is a copyrightable film
The Jiang'an District People's Court held that a 47-episode AI-assisted micro-drama is a protected audiovisual work, and counted token and tool-licensing costs when it set damages.
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The Jiang'an District People's Court held that a 47-episode AI-assisted micro-drama is a protected audiovisual work, and counted token and tool-licensing costs when it set damages.
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