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ARTICLE · 05 FEBRUARY 2025

The Impact Of Artificial Intelligence On Intellectual Property Rights

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Artificial intelligence introduces innovations across various fields in the modern world, reshaping both the workforce and daily human life.

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I. INTRODUCTION

Artificial intelligence introduces innovations across various fields in the modern world, reshaping both the workforce and daily human life. With recent advancements, it is noteworthy that artificial intelligence can now participate in creative processes and produce intellectual works. However, the legal status of these new intellectual products has not yet been addressed under the Law on Intellectual and Artistic Works No. 5846 (""LIAW").Considering the rapid pace of technological progress, it is evident that legal regulations regarding artificial intelligence will become inevitable in the near future. The most fundamental issue to be resolved in future regulations will be the legal definition of these intellectual products created by artificial intelligence and the ownership of such products. In this context, it is essential to evaluate the legal dimensions of the intellectual products generated by artificial intelligence.1

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