🎧 Episode Title: Who Owns AI Art? Creativity, Copyright, and the Legal Grey Zone

Generative AI is rapidly reshaping the creative world—producing art, music, stories, and videos in seconds. But as these systems mimic artists, remix styles, and generate content that feels human, we’re left asking: who actually owns the output?

In this episode of The Explainer’s Almanac, we dive into the legal, ethical, and creative questions behind AI-generated works:

• 🎨 Is AI truly creative—or just a master remixer?
• ⚖️ Can you copyright an AI-generated song or painting?
• 🧠 What does it mean to collaborate with a machine?
• 🚨 And are we heading toward a future of algorithmic sameness?

We also unpack the latest moves by the U.S. Copyright Office, explore real-world controversies like the Greg Rutkowski problem and AI-generated Drake tracks, and highlight the creative potential—and ethical risks—of human-AI collaboration.

This is your go-to explainer on the blurry boundaries between man, machine, and ownership in the age of generative AI.