A thorny question: Who owns code, images, and narratives generated by AI?

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Developers and business people need to better understand the legal implications of generative AI, a new study from Stanford University urges. That's because a wave of court cases may be coming, and the code, language, and images generated through AI may potentially be based on copyrighted material. 

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