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AI Creative Copyright Bill AICopyright Passes US Congress: Establishing Copyright Ownership Rules for AI-Created Works

US Congress passes AI Creative Copyright Bill AICopyright, establishing that humans contributing over 30% to AI-assisted creative works can obtain copyright, providing a legal framework for the creative industry in the AI era.

On January 21, 2030, the US Senate passed the AI Creative Copyright Bill AICopyright by a vote of 65 to 35. The bill establishes copyright ownership rules for AI-created works: when humans provide substantial creative contribution (evaluated at over 30%) during the creative process, they can obtain copyright.

The bill defines three contribution levels: "AI Tool" mode (human leads creativity, AI assists execution, human gets full copyright), "Human-AI Collaboration" mode (comparable contributions, human gets copyright with AI participation noted), and "AI-Led" mode (AI leads creativity, work enters public domain).

The US Copyright Office director said AICopyright's goal is to incentivize human creativity while providing legal certainty for AI tool usage. The bill takes effect July 2030.