Does ‘A.I.’ Deserve Intellectual Property Rights: Legal Implications Under Patent And Copyright Law
- IJLLR Journal
- Apr 10
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 11
Asmita Singh, Aditya Sahay & Mr. Sagar Kadyan
ABSTRACT
Once thought to be a distant prospect, artificial intelligence has already made its way from literature and movies to our everyday lives, gaining popularity recently and leading to multiple innovations in almost every field. Every business will be wedged by artificial intelligence, and intellectual property rights (IPR) are no exception. The link between artificial intelligence and intellectual property rights (IPRs) is one of the primary areas of research in intellectual property law. After substantial but selective discussion, it looks to be becoming more practically important due to an outbreak of AI-related economic activity, a preliminary form of case law, and policy measures by politicians and international organizations. Artificial Intelligence (AI) will impact IPR in two ways. On the one hand, it will seem valuable in areas like patents and patent search engines, accurate and germane research, and providing a way to separate concepts and discoveries. However, by giving the creator a mechanism on existing patents similar to his idea, among other things, AI may end up being a threat to innovation and growth, which are the actual core of IPR. With technological progress, we have advanced to a point where artificial intelligence (AI) is now thought to function similarly to the human brain, not merely to do little jobs. Now that this AI is capable of creating its own content, its ownership is called into question. This research paper will examine how digital technologies affect intellectual property rights (IPR), the benefits and drawbacks of artificial intelligence (AI) for IPR innovation and development, and the prospects for AI in IPR going forward.
Keywords: Innovations, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Intellectual Property Right
