Stephen Thaler's attempt to secure copyright for AI-generated art created by his system DABUS has been rejected at all levels of U.S. courts and by the Supreme Court, marking a definitive end to his legal challenges. This ruling clarifies that only human creative input qualifies for copyright protection, reinforcing existing principles in intellectual property law.
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