The Copyright Dilemma: the Question of Intellectual Property of AI-Generated Works
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https://doi.org/10.5020/2317-2150.2025.15430Keywords:
artificial intelligence; copyright; fundamental rights; non-human creativityAbstract
The Information Age, especially the watershed promoted by Artificial Intelligence, has changed human relations: manufacturing has given way to algorithms, strictly human creativity has been reduced, and the creative environments promoted by AI, based on machine learning and big data, have expanded. This is the backdrop to the research problem of this text, which seeks to resolve the issue of the intellectual property of works generated by AI. The method of approach will be dialectical-deductive, adopting a bibliographic approach. Structurally, the text is divided into three chapters. Firstly, this article proposes a reading of the situations in which the automation of decision-making can generate positive results, based on the exploration of some important concepts for the study of the subject, and then analyzes the issue of making legislation compatible with the use of works created by AI. The conclusions of the research are drawn at the end.
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