SIA Toolkit26 Lez.1.2 – IA e Diritto d'Autore: Stato dell'arte (Settembre 2026)

The book you plan to write with AI is truly yours. Here we are, I welcome you to this introductory lesson of Toolkit 2026 on writing with artificial intelligence 2.0. a really very important lesson because well, let's say that if you design your novel with artificial intelligence you brainstorm with it, ask it for drafts of scenes,

then you correct it, eh, rewrite it, add your own words and in the end you end up with something that actually resembles a book. At that point , know that the question will come to you : "But is this book mine or not?" and most importantly, is it legally, officially mine or not? I've been

asked this question in dozens and dozens of comments under videos on the YouTube channel recently, one we published, the one on the Falad case in the United States, has attracted a lot of attention in this regard, and the most honest answer to this question, "But is the book actually protectable if it is

worked on together with AI?" is one of those answers that no one ever wants to hear because the correct answer depends, but be careful because I'm not using this word as a cop-out, but rather it is the exact point at which the legal situation is right now in the second half of 2026. And

today I want to take you to read the most recent rulings that trace, like many dots connected by segments, the perimeter of legal coverage. So I won't give you any opinions, let's just go read the documents. the Italian law came into force last October. The Supreme Court compared it with the U.S. Copyright Office and the ruling

that the Supreme Court upheld in March. In this, here, lesson we will see this and much more around this topic. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to more or less understand for yourself which of the three main scenarios you, with your work, your novel, place yourself in, or will place yourself in after you have finished