AI Code Has No Author, Thus No Copyright, Says Ownership Analysis Site
dgellow · hn · 2026-08-19
The website whoownsthecode.com delves into the copyright ownership of AI-generated code, arguing that such code lacks a human author and therefore cannot be granted copyright protection. It offers an analysis of the legal perspectives surrounding this issue.
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