Using AI? Learn about copyright

Using AI can raise important copyright questions. ACU Library's new Copyright and AI webpage provides practical guidance on using AI responsibly and confidently.

AI tools are increasingly being used for learning, teaching, research and professional work. To help the ACU community navigate this evolving area, ACU Library has launched a new Copyright and AI webpage that brings together practical guidance on key copyright considerations associated with AI use.

Why does AI raise copyright questions?

Generative AI tools can create new opportunities, but they also raise important questions about how copyrighted material can be used, shared and incorporated into AI-generated outputs. Understanding these issues can help you make informed decisions when using AI.

What can I find on the webpage?

The page answers common questions about AI and copyright, including:

  • What's the difference between public and enterprise AI tools, and which is safer to use?
  • Can I upload articles, book chapters or other materials to an AI tool?
  • How do I know if I have permission to use materials in AI?
  • Are there materials that should never be used in AI?
  • Who owns work created using AI?
  • How might AI affect publishing, sharing or using my work?

Still have questions?

You can contact the library online for support with copyright and AI.

 

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