I thought this might be of interest enough to post it here, even though it’s not Dorico related. It might protect your creative output ultimately IMO. And it might even have consequences for composition program usage as well.
"A federal judge ruled that a piece of art generated by AI can’t be copyrighted, a decision that could have consequences for Hollywood studios.
The lawsuit, first reported by The Hollywood Reporter, was brought against the US Copyright Office by plaintiff Stephen Thaler, in an attempt to list his own AI system as the sole creator of an artwork called “A Recent Entrance to Paradise.”
Of course, I don’t know what ruling will be for people in other countries, but similar decisions may be coming eventually everywhere at some point.
