U.S. Copyright Office guidelines dictate that authors must disclaim AI-generated portions of their works when they register them. How will this work in practice as AI-powered tools pervade more and more aspects of content creation processes? What will creators be able to claim as their own, and what evidence will they need to show that they created it themselves? How will these standards evolve as AI technology progresses, and how will litigators use the standards to challenge copyright registrations in court? The session discusses this emerging conundrum of copyright in the AI age.