MPSE President: AI-Prompted Outputs Should Not Be Eligible for Copyright Protection

The president of the Motion Picture Sound Editors (MPSE) is calling on politicians to pass legislation barring copyright protection for AI-generated outputs in film, TV and music produced through user prompts. He argues that human creativity is the foundation of artistic work and that merely prompting a generative AI model should not entitle anyone to profit from the result. The piece frames the issue as a fundamental threat to the creative industries.

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