The other take is AI code generation machines are directed by human inputs and will never start without that human input, so therefore it was created by a human.
Much like how a photographer 'just' clicks a button on a machine and through a very complicated process it creates media, so does the human who makes media via an AI machine.
I think because of how corporate power works and how much money is at stake this will end up as the end result. Laws are made up by humans and a majority vote in a parliament can set this to be so, previous rulings be damned. And most treaties never really ever think about how media was made because this was never an question until recently. Copyright are not constitutional rights in most counties.
Much like how a photographer 'just' clicks a button on a machine and through a very complicated process it creates media, so does the human who makes media via an AI machine.
I think because of how corporate power works and how much money is at stake this will end up as the end result. Laws are made up by humans and a majority vote in a parliament can set this to be so, previous rulings be damned. And most treaties never really ever think about how media was made because this was never an question until recently. Copyright are not constitutional rights in most counties.