The Authorship Case: Who Wrote the Text Made with AI

Andrei Brusenskii

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21416059

July 17, 2026Open Access

The Authorship Case: Who Wrote the Text Made with AI

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The aim is to investigate the complexities of authorship in AI-generated texts through various historical and contemporary examples.
Case analysis of five distinct episodes: spec racing, Amazon, the 'Made in Germany' stamp, Foxconn, and Renaissance workshops.
Examination of cultural and historical implications related to authorship.
Comparative analysis of evidence showing shifts in authorship conceptions.
Illustrates the evolving definition of authorship due to AI technologies.
Highlights how historical contexts influence our understanding of text creation.
Demonstrates the interplay between technology and traditional notions of authorship.

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Essay explores evidence of authorship in AI-created texts, highlighting cultural and historical contexts.

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An essay on authorship in the age of AI, built as a case with five episodes of evidence: spec racing, Amazon, the "Made in Germany" stamp, Foxconn, and the workshops of the Renaissance masters.

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