1. The document discusses computer-generated works and copyright protection. It defines computer-generated works as those created with little or no human intervention. 2. Works are classified as either generated by computer, where the software determines the form; generated using a computer as a tool; or intermediate works with significant contributions from both software and humans. 3. The concept of authorship requires originality from the source of the mental effort directing the particular expression, even if relying on machines for fixation. As long as minimum independent intellectual effort is directed at the output's form, authorship can exist in computer-generated works.