Artificial Intelligence and The Future of Art: The Challenges Surrounding Copyright Law And Regulatory Action

E Polymenopoulou

Artificial Intelligence and The Future of Art: The Challenges Surrounding Copyright Law And Regulatory Action

E Polymenopoulou

HBKU College of Law

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Abstract

The present contribution provides an overview of two of the most pressing legal questions concerning IP law, authorship
of AI-generated works and copyright infringement. It does so through the lens of US copyright law, since US courts have
dealt with the highest number of AI art cases, and many AI systems manufacturers and suppliers are based in the US. It
cannot and does not address the full range of copyright issues, such as dataset algorithms copyright for example, neither
does it provide a solution to the issue of copyrightability of AI works in general.

Original language	English
Publisher	AI Regulation Papers
Number of pages	7
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2023

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