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AI video creators need documentation of their manual edits
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Somebody owns a US copyright on a picture of a slice of cheese that an AI drew. The Copyright Office said yes because he could document about 35 steps where he picked and arranged the pieces himself. Most people making AI videos right now couldn't document one. Here's what the Office protects. Your edits, your selection, your arrangement. The relighting you did on a scene, the background you swapped out. Every editor does that work on every project, and almost none of them could show it six…
nelsonchu_@nelsonchu_Oct 16
There’s been so much talk about AI stealing people’s work and ending creativity. Anyone who’s made a video knows the one-shot is only a starting point. The real work happens in post. Introducing VN Studio, AI filmmaking with human authorship tracking built in, so you can copyright what you create.