Trump fires the US copyright officials Shira Perlmutter

The government of President Donald Trump dismissed the Colonel Copyright Officials in the United States – just a few days after the Congress library ended.

Shira Perlmutter was responsible for the US copyright office, which is monitored by the congress library until it was abruptly released on Saturday.

The US Copyright Office informed Fox News Digital that Perlmother had received an e -mail from the White House in which it was found: “Your position as registers as registers of copyrights and director of the US copyright law is immediately terminated.”

Trump released the Congress Librarian Carla Hayden, the first woman and first African American, the librarian of the congress on Thursday. The termination was part of the continuing cleaning of government officials by the government, who are allowed against Trump and his agenda.

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The White House did not immediately respond to the inquiries from Fox News Digital for comments on this matter.

Hayden led Perlmutter the copyright office in October 2020.

According to the Associated Press, Hayden was informed about her shot in an e -mail.

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“Carla”, the e -mail from the presidential office of the White House reported reportedly. “In the name of President Donald J. Trump, I write to inform you that your position as a librarian of the congress will immediately end. Thank you for your service.”

Perlmutter's office recently published a report in which it is checked whether companies can use copyrighted materials with artificial intelligence to “train” their AI systems.

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The Thomas Jefferson congress library is located in First Street SE in Washington, DC (Robert Alexander/Getty Images)

The report followed a review that began in 2023 with opinions of thousands of people, including AI developers, actors and country singers.

The office of copyright law in January clarified as one on the basis of the “centrality of human creativity” in the approval of a work that justifies the protection of copyright. The office of copyrights takes up about half a million copyright applications every year and comprises millions of creative work.

“Where this creativity is expressed by the use of AI systems, it continues to enjoy protection,” said Perlmutter in January. “Expansion of protection to material, the expressive elements of which are determined by a machine … would undermine the constitutional goals of the copyright and not further promote.”

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Pearl mother, who has a degree in law, was previously a political manager of the patent and brand office and worked on copyrights and other areas of intellectual property.

Before that, she also worked in the office of copyright at the end of the nineties.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.