The Implication of Generative Artificial Intelligence towards Intellectual Property Rights (Examining the Multifaceted Implications of Generative Artificial Intelligence on Intellectual Property Rights)

Authors

  • Priscilla Auleader Napitupulu Bandung Institute of Technology
  • Clara Alrosa Fernanda Sinaga Bandung Institute of Technology
  • Albert Lukas Pithel Hasugian Bandung Institute of Technology

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.58812/wslhr.v1i04.330

Keywords:

Artificial Intelligence, Generative AI, Intellectual Property Right, Copyright, Ethical Issues

Abstract

Generative Artificial Intelligence (Generative AI) is transforming content creation, enabling faster and cheaper production of text, images, and more. However, it raises complex issues regarding intellectual property rights and ownership. This article explores the evolving landscape of AI-generated content, focusing on its alignment with existing intellectual property regulations. It delves into legal disputes exemplified by cases like Getty Images, INC. v. Stability AI, INC, and Doe v. Github, INC, which highlight the challenges of AI-generated content regarding intellectual property. The article also discusses the impact on the creative sector and offers recommendations, including the need for ethical guidelines, education, hybrid collaboration, public involvement, and international cooperation. Addressing these challenges is crucial to harmonize intellectual property rights and maximize the benefits of AI in content creation.

Author Biographies

Priscilla Auleader Napitupulu, Bandung Institute of Technology

Priscilla Auleader Napitupulu    

Priscilla Auleader Napitupulu, currently a third-year student majoring in Information Systems and Technology, embodies a passionate and dynamic individual with a multifaceted interest in product analysis, management, business strategy, and data science. Her fervor for these domains has led her to actively engage in practical experiences that align with her aspirations, including serving as the CEO Office Intern at Fairatmos, assuming the role of CEO Analyst at IIT ITB, and contributing her expertise as the Board of Directors Human Resources at Akademis.id. Priscilla's dedication to professional growth is evident not only through her academic pursuits but also her active involvement in business competitions, underscoring her commitment to honing her skills and realizing her ambitions. With a fervent drive to excel, she is poised to make a significant impact in her chosen field. priscillanapitupuluu@gmail.com

Clara Alrosa Fernanda Sinaga, Bandung Institute of Technology

Clara Alrosa Fernanda Sinaga A third-year undergraduate Information Systems and Technology student at Bandung Institute of Technology whose academic journey has encompassed a well-rounded education in technology, covering database management, software development, and enterprise needs over three years. With primary areas of expertise lie in system analysis and information architecture, and is passionate about understanding the societal implications of technology. With research interests center on ethical technology use, user experience through information architecture, and leveraging technology to address societal challenges. Approaching the expected graduation year, dedicated to furthering knowledge and using it to create responsible, user-centric technology solutions with a positive societal impact.

Albert Lukas Pithel Hasugian, Bandung Institute of Technology

Albert Hasugian, an entrepreneurship student based in Bandung, Indonesia, is a dedicated team player known for his unquenchable thirst for knowledge and penchant for exploring new horizons. With a substantial track record of over 15 awards from national and international competitions, he has demonstrated remarkable expertise in business, research, innovation, and writing. Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Entrepreneurship at the Bandung Institute of Technology, Albert's practical consulting skills shine through. His adeptness in event management, marketing, and communication underscores his potential as a valuable consultant, capable of providing insights and strategies that drive success in a dynamic consulting environment.

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2023-10-30

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Napitupulu, P. A., Sinaga, C. A. F., & Hasugian, A. L. P. (2023). The Implication of Generative Artificial Intelligence towards Intellectual Property Rights (Examining the Multifaceted Implications of Generative Artificial Intelligence on Intellectual Property Rights). West Science Law and Human Rights, 1(04), 253–262. https://doi.org/10.58812/wslhr.v1i04.330

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