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ARTICLE · 06 DECEMBER 2023

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IP Protection Of AI-Generated Works - 'A Dire Necessity'

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Artificial Intelligence has become the new normal in present times. The development of AI technology has resulted in creating challenges regarding the protection of AI- generated work under the intellectual property laws or not.

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Article by Tanya Khanijow,
Symbiosis Law School, Pune, 2021-2026, SEM-V

ABSTRACT

Artificial Intelligence has become the new normal in present times. The development of AI technology has resulted in creating challenges regarding the protection of AI- generated work under the intellectual property laws or not. This paper aims to create a contrasting analysis between the existing laws of different countries with respect to the intellectual property rights of the AI-generated work. Further, it talks about the aspect of the 'originality' and 'authorship' of the AI-generated work and provides suggestive measures for the amendment of the current laws to recognize AI-generated work within the laws of India.

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