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Hypothetical or fictional AI prompts and the outputs they produce sit in a legal gray zone where free-speech protections typically flow to the human speakers and listeners rather than to the machine, ...
Courts and commentators say AI-generated content is generally treated as speech protected by the First Amendment, but no court has granted AI systems themselves constitutional speech rights . States a...
AI-generated content is , but that protection is not absolute and courts and regulators are actively parsing boundaries for liability, human authorship, and exceptions such as defamation or criminal s...