On the Determination of Copyright Infringement of Artificial Intelligence Generated Objects
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https://doi.org/10.63313/LH.9003Keywords:
Copyright, Artificial Intelligence, Generation, Infringement DeterminationAbstract
This article discusses the infringement problem of artificial intelligence (AI) generation in the field of copyright based on the "First AICG case" heard by Guangzhou Internet Court. With the wide application of AI technology, the boundaries between AI generated works and original works are becoming increasingly blurred, which has triggered legal disputes. This article focuses on whether AI generated objects may infringe the copy right, adaptation right and information network dissemination right of the copyright owner, and through analyzing the case, puts forward the thinking on the type of copyright infringement of AI generated objects, aiming to provide theoretical reference for legal practice, promote the progress of the relevant legal system, and ensure the legalization and standardization of the development of AI technology, so as to safeguard the social justice, stabilize the market order, and promote the harmonious development of science and technology and society. harmonious development of science and technology and society.
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