AI-Generated Creativity and the Law

Abstract

The legal inferences of AI-driven change of copyrighted works advance complicated questions under intellectual property and copyright law including the boundary between conversion in use or infringement. AI-generated modifications from copyrighted materials can be considered copyright infringement if they reproduce, distribute, or publicly display the original work without permission from the copyright holder. The copyright holders can exclusive use to make, distribute or create derivative works from, copies of its original expression. These rights can also be infringed upon by unauthorized derivative works that are too similar in form and design to the original work. Copyright defines a derivative work as any new material that is based upon an existing work, including modifications or adaptations. This chapter focuses on the protection of human original work and imposter fears from AI-generated creativity from legal sphere.

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