Intellectual Properties of Artificial Creativity: Dismantling Originality in European’s Legal Framework

Ribeiro, Beatriz Assunção

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-62365-4_36

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“…The autonomy discussed in this paper refers to the autonomy of creation, which means that it can operate and create content independently without any human assistance based on existing program algorithms. Currently, whether artificial intelligence has autonomy is still a matter of debate, and scholars believe that the autonomy and creativity of machines usually depend on their programmers ( Elgammal, 2019 : 30; Ribeiro, 2020 : 380). For example, if artificial intelligence creates a painting, the public may still consider it the property of the builder of the algorithm platform.…”

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Boundary crossing: an experimental study of individual perceptions toward AIGC

2023

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) Generated Content has made great progress in many fields. Those AI art works gradually reshape contemporary understanding of creativity. The unique creative ability of human beings may also be challenged. This paper takes AIGC as the research object and carries out a grouping experiment based on 240 participants. We found that Anthropomorphism and Autonomy have no effect on the evaluation of AI paintings and AI “painter” identity, but in together their have a combined positive impact on both independent variables. The existence of moderating effect reveals the phenomenon of on-the-spot stimulation similar to the strong effect theory. Meanwhile, the evaluation of paintings positively affects the perception of AI “painter” identity. The subjectivity of AI comes from the double superposition of its external and inner characteristics, which may suggest AI with both human-like appearance and function can be regarded as a person with social role identity.

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Boundary crossing: an experimental study of individual perceptions toward AIGC

2023

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The Emerging Social Status of Generative AI: Vocabularies of AI Competence in Public Discourse

Bran,

Rughiniş,

Nadoleanu

et al. 2023

2023 24th International Conference on Control Systems and Computer Science (CSCS)

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AI-Generated Object: Is it a ‘Work’ and Who Owns it?

Grumulaitis

2024

LAW

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The evolution of generative AI and the popularity of diffusion models have opened up new opportunities for creativity, but have also raised several legal challenges in the field of copyright. This concerns both the use of copyrighted works in databases for training algorithms and the legal protection of the generated results. The generation of new text, video, audio objects, software codes, and synthetic data is directly connected to the legal terminology, such as ‘author’, ‘work’, ‘originality’ and ‘copyright protection’. In practice, questions arise as to whether AI-generated creations meet the requirements of originality, who should be considered as the author of such an object, and so on.Therefore, the aim of this article is to assess the impact of the development of generative AI on today’s copyright law and to answer whether objects created by generative AI should be granted copyright protection. The paper assesses whether the objects created by generative AI are considered ‘work’ in the sense of the Lithuanian (EU) copyright law and discusses the current issues of the authorship and ownership of such objects.

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Intellectual Properties of Artificial Creativity: Dismantling Originality in European’s Legal Framework

Cited by 3 publications

References 12 publications

Boundary crossing: an experimental study of individual perceptions toward AIGC

Boundary crossing: an experimental study of individual perceptions toward AIGC

The Emerging Social Status of Generative AI: Vocabularies of AI Competence in Public Discourse

AI-Generated Object: Is it a ‘Work’ and Who Owns it?

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