The Changing Difficulties Posed By Generative And Artificial Intelligence (AI), As Well As The Legal Nuances Of Digital And Online Content, Particularly With Regard To Copyright In The Digital Age
- IJLLR Journal
- Oct 25
- 1 min read
Dr. Debabrata Roy, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, The ICFAI University, Tripura, Agartala-Simna Road, Kamalghat, West Tripura
ABSTRACT
Copyright and intellectual property rights (IPR) structure has been reevaluated in light of the swift integration of the generative AI (Gen AI) sector into society. There are considerable ethical and legal issues concerning Gen AI's capacity to generate original content derived from data obtained from human-created materials. These issues cannot be adequately addressed by the current copyright and IPR frameworks, which are based on the concept of human authorship. This paper adopts a multi perspective
methodology to investigate how Gen AI might infringe upon existing IPR regulations by duplicating or altering copyrighted works. The results highlight the lack of transparency in Gen AI platforms and the presence of legislative gaps. This study suggests creating a flexible ethical system that could work alongside a worldwide fair use policy to address these problems and guide how we develop and use Generative AI responsibly. The researchers brought together insights from various experts to understand how these new challenges and potential solutions fit into the bigger picture of how society and technology are evolving together. The study emphasizes that we need countries to work together and do more research to make sure that intellectual property laws and policies stay fair and useful as generative AI continues to shape our future.
Keywords: AI, Generative AI, Ethical Framework, Legislative loopholes, Copyright, IPR, ChatGPT.
