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Can AI Help Me Write a Book?

AI-assisted books raise legal questions involving copyright ownership, human authorship, publishing disclosures, and infringement risks.

May 29, 2026

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Does Taylor Swift Own Her Music?

Taylor Swift now owns her master recordings after buying back the rights to her first six albums in 2025. Her battle over music ownership highlighted the difference between masters and publishing and reshaped industry conversations about artist control.

March 12, 2026

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AI Art and Copyright Infringement | The Lowdown

It has been said that it is impossible to come up with a truly original idea in the arts, and that may be true. Many of the greatest works are riffs or adaptations of art that has come before. The difference lies in how much originality the second artist brings to their new work. Does the art contain a stylistic difference or new point of view? Or is it simply a “rip-off”?

October 10, 2025

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