In an increasingly digital world, technologies like generative AI have made efficiency key, amplifying the desire for instant gratification and shortening attention spans – a challenging environment for both the creation and consumption of art. With the invention of technological disruptors, art can be produced by a computer at the click of a button. This begs the question, what qualifies as “art” and how is this changing in the digital age?
The digital age simply provides a new context for traditional IP questions around authorship, originality, ownership, and the fair use of art
Eloise Calder
