OpenAI- ChatGPT: How It Shakes Intellectual Property And Data Protection Law?

A. Introduction

ChatGPT (''GPT-3'') is a dialogue model introduced by OpenAI. It can follow complicated instructions, and research and provides extensive responses considering all previously asked questions¹. To elaborate its abilities, we can emphasize that GPT-3 has the potential to write an academic paper itself². Apart from its writing skills, it can advise in the field of several areas including finance, trading and even law³. Some authors go beyond and claim that GPT-3 can be significantly successful at the bar exam⁴. However, these abilities bring significant legal problems too.

First, can content produced by GPT-3 be seen as work and if so, who is the owner of it? Second, can this content be subject to IP protection? Third, does GPT-3 infringe IP law when collecting a massive amount of data to generate text? In our work, on one hand, we will analyze how GPT-3 can pose a threat to Intellectual Property law (''IP law''), on the other hand, we will