The rise of generative AI models is blurring the lines of authorship, raising questions about whether machine-generated text can be considered genuine speech with legal protections.
The complexity of AI-generated content raises significant philosophical and legal questions about speech, especially regarding the extent of protections we provide to human versus machine expression.
Generative AI models like GPT-4 operate on statistical probabilities rather than original thought, complicating the debate on the nature of their output as 'speech'.
As AI continues to generate narratives and arguments, we must question if such content deserves the same legal treatment as human-written expressions, or if new rules are necessary.
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