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Can I Copyright a Song I Made with AI?

The U.S. Copyright Office's January 2025 report clarifies: human-created portions are copyrightable, AI-generated portions are not. The article covers how to register AI-assisted songs, using GRAM to save costs on albums, and the current state of Suno and Udio litigations.

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  • Parts you create yourself are protected by copyright; AI-generated parts are not.
  • When registering, clearly describe human contribution and disclose AI-generated material.
  • GRAM (Group Registration for Works on an Album of Music) reduces cost per song significantly.
  • Keep records like prompt logs and session files to defend your authorship claims.

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