ABSTRACT
As an effect of the growing adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) across a wide range of industries, a whole new age of invention and production that was not possible before is about to start. However, these creative alterations have also led to the emergence of difficult issues with intellectual property rights. Due to their capacity for self-directed innovation and the production of new knowledge, AI systems provide a challenging environment for the protection of intellectual property. This research analyses the state of intellectual property in the digital age, focusing primarily on the difficulties associated with the production and protection of intellectual property that is created by AI. It investigates the complex link that exists between AI and copyright law, as well as the ethical implications of applying AI to intellectual property. Additionally, the research analyses prospective advancements and trends that may strengthen intellectual property protections in this era of artificial intelligence. These innovations, which include AI-driven intellectual property monitoring and enforcement, blockchain applications, and improved patent searches, have the potential to change the landscape of intellectual property. This research highlights the intricate connections that exist between intellectual property law and AI. It also emphasizes the necessity for flexible legal frameworks and ethical concerns in order to protect intellectual property rights and encourage innovation in a future dominated by AI.
Farid, Aadursh, AI and Intellectual Property Law: Challenges and Opportunities for Protecting IP in the Age of AI (August 19, 2023).
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