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Testuje wymóg autorstwa człowieka, wyniki spraw Thaler przeciwko Perlmutterowi i Zarya of the Dawn oraz sprawdza, kiedy można chronić dzieło wspomagane przez sztuczną inteligencję.

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Who did Stephen Thaler list as the author of 'A Recent Entrance to Paradise'?

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  1. Who did Stephen Thaler list as the author of 'A Recent Entrance to Paradise'?
    • Himself
    • His AI system, the Creativity Machine
    • The Copyright Office
    • An anonymous collaborator
  2. Which court affirmed the refusal in Thaler v. Perlmutter in March 2025?
    • The Ninth Circuit
    • The Supreme Court
    • The Federal Circuit
    • The D.C. Circuit
  3. In the Zarya of the Dawn decision, what did the revised registration cover?
    • The text and the selection and arrangement of text and images
    • Only the Midjourney images
    • Everything in the comic, including the images
    • Nothing, because the entire registration was cancelled permanently
  4. Why did the Office decide the Midjourney images were not authored by the user?
    • Midjourney owns the copyright to all outputs
    • The images were too simple to be creative
    • The user's prompts did not control the output closely enough
    • The images were published before registration
  5. What did the March 2023 registration guidance require applicants to do?
    • Pay an extra fee for AI works
    • Disclose more-than-minimal AI-generated content and exclude it from the claim
    • List the AI system as a co-author
    • Avoid using AI tools entirely
  6. According to the Office's January 2025 report, which contribution alone generally does NOT make an output protectable?
    • Substantial hand edits to AI output
    • Selection and arrangement of material
    • A human's own artwork used as input and kept in the output
    • Writing prompts
  7. Which statement reflects a misconception the guide corrects?
    • Using any AI at all makes a work unprotectable
    • Human-written text in an AI-assisted book can be protected
    • Applicants must disclose AI content
    • Selection and arrangement can be protected
  8. What practical step does the guide recommend creators take?
    • Register every prompt as a separate work
    • Remove all metadata from files
    • Keep drafts, layered files, edit histories and prompt logs
    • Avoid disclosing tools used