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. This article explores the copyright of AI-generated content, as raised by the advanced capabilities of ChatGPT. UK copyright laws protect works not created by humans, raising questions around users' rights to use and benefit from the output and if AI creators should be credited as owners of their output. Current laws do not permit AI to possess any copyright, yet certain tech companies have already embedded AI-powered products into their services, showing the potential for vast corporate power if copyright law ever shifts in favour of AI.

The European Union takes a major step forward in regulating generative AI technology, launching a task force for ChatGPT. This temporary ban on OpenAI's AI tool is to protect human rights and privacy, while still encouraging innovation. With the help of tech companies and influencers, the EU is creating an AI act to promote responsible AI that is free from all risks and threats.