ChatGPT is also able to hold a context and generate coherent interactive text based on the context. The short answer is, “Probably not.”In the U.S. and many other jurisdictions, copyrights are reserved for works of human creativity. The human creativity that goes into writing a ChatGPT prompt that produces the desired output is probably insufficient. All of this means that early adopters of ChatGPT should be careful about asserting copyright over machine-generated or hybrid works. In the short term, being open about your use of ChatGPT but adding substantive human creativity to its output is the recommended path if ownership is desired.

Source: New York Times February 03, 2023 12:02 UTC