Jason Allen used software to generate the art that took home the blue ribbon. You don't need paintbrushes, chalk or oils anymore -- just type your idea on a keyboard and let a computer carry out your creativity. He also shows you what's possible with your inner Michaelangelo using a free website that generates works of art from the words you type in, an AI Art Maker at Hotpot. At the end, see what "3 Brilliant Minutes" looks like to the mind of a computer!

In today's edition of 3 Brilliant Minutes, Brad Spakowitz brings up a sticky situation related to artificial intelligence. If you could transfer ownership from the AI inventor to a person, is it the original software writer of the AI? Is it a person who bought the AI and trained it? Or is it the people whose copywritten material was fed into the AI?