Abstract:
Artificial Intelligence AI is a technology-driven model which using computational methods the tasks performed on AI can often be more advanced precise and progressive compared to those carried out using human intelligence however while various activities undertaken by humans using their intellect are legally recognized AI-driven processes and decisions currently lack legal validation this distinction creates a significant difference between actions performed by human intelligence and those executed on AI in many instances AI–driven functions have the potential to impact various human-created operations as a result it becomes essential to establish a legal framework for AI to ensure that its applications and implications are lawfully acknowledged if such legal recognition is granted it will create a structured environment where legal disputes arising from AI-related activities can be effectively resolved by courts without this courts may face difficulties in addressing issues stemming from AI-generated actions due to legal ambiguity it is crucial to incorporate AI regulations within intellectual property laws before granting legal recognition to AI-generated activities or inventions this approach will help in ensuring a legal framework for AI while addressing concerns regarding its impact on human-driven operations artificial intelligent are not human being so who gets a copyrights patent ability etc under intellectual property rights for example who is creator of the machine -produced painting using AI artificial intelligent initially coined and defined us intelligent machines particularly intelligent computer programs artificial intelligence is a development of technical field and computer access but it not working in intellectual property field it is working in this IP system it will create more disputes and it will create more burden of solving cases difficulties at the court and finally in this article research about who is the author and owner in the case of artificial intelligent generated works and who owns the copyright for work created by artificial intelligent and human works.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligent, Copyright law, Authorship and Ownership of Copyright, Authorship and Ownership of Artificial Intelligent.
Introduction:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized content creation, generating music, art, literature, and even software with minimal human input. However, this advancement poses significant challenges to copyright law, making AI a potential drawback rather than an asset in this domain. Traditional copyright frameworks are built on the assumption that human authors create original works, granting them exclusive rights and legal protection. AI-generated works, however, disrupt this model by raising questions about authorship, ownership, and originality. One major drawback is the legal uncertainty surrounding AI-generated content. Most copyright laws do not recognize AI as an author, leaving such works unprotected or in legal limbo. This creates complications for businesses, creators, and consumers who rely on copyright protection for economic and creative incentives. Additionally, AI can replicate and modify existing copyrighted material, blurring the lines between inspiration and infringement, leading to legal disputes over fair use and originality. This research paper explores how AI challenges existing copyright laws, the risks it poses to creators, and the need for legal reforms. By examining case studies, legal precedents, and emerging regulatory approaches, this study aims to highlight the shortcomings of current copyright law in addressing AI-generated works and propose potential solutions for a more balanced and effective intellectual property framework.