Research on the Copyright Protection of the Artificial Intelligence Generated Products in China

Tianrui Liu

doi:10.54097/ijeh.v10i1.10914

Authors

Tianrui Liu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/ijeh.v10i1.10914

Keywords:

Artificial intelligence, Artificial intelligence Generated Products, Originality, Copyright.

Abstract

With the change of the development stage of artificial intelligence makes the question of how to protect artificial intelligence-generated products imminent. Whether or not the AI-generated works can be included in the protection of copyright law is based on the prerequisite of what criteria are used to judge their originality. Based on the specificity of the subject matter of AI-generated materials in the law, it is more justifiable to judge their originality from objective criteria. In the allocation of the rights of AI-generated products, the rights should be attributed to the users in accordance with the priority of the agreement between the relevant right holders. In addition, the establishment of the registration system of AI generated products is conducive to cost saving and efficiency, and helps to promote the long-term development of AI technology.

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