NewMax AI Autonomously Writes and Submits Software Copyright Application
yangyi · x · 2026-07-06
yangyi shared an interesting experiment: having NewMax AI write its own software copyright application documents and then autonomously open a browser to complete the online submission. The entire process required no human intervention, exploring the end-to-end autonomous capabilities of AI in handling government administrative tasks. The author also wonders if the copyright review system will detect AI-generated content.
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