Jane C. Ginsburg and Luke Ali Budiardjo have self-archived "Authors and Machines."
Here's an excerpt:
Today, developments in computer science have created a new form of machine—the "artificially intelligent" system apparently endowed with "computational creativity"—that introduces challenging variations on the perennial question of what makes one an "author" in copyright law: Is the creator of a generative program automatically the author of the works her process begets, even if she cannot anticipate the contents of those works?
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