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やはりその記事を引用した方が効果が出ますよね。ズバリGoogleが登場するので。

And now the big question: If machine translation is performed, would the ensuing translation be protected by copyright laws? The obvious answer is no, because no “creative effort” has been applied. No judge in the world will acknowledge that pasting a text in Google Translator or any other translation software is “creative”. It could be perhaps argued that the “creativity” is on the side of the machine translation (MT) software, but in that case it could be also argued that the copyright holder would be the MT software developer, though I doubt that this could be upheld in court.