Research on Copyright Subjectivity in Generative Artificial Intelligence Production

The birth and development of artificial intelligence, represented by ChatGPT, have brought a new singularity to the development of the economy and the transformation of society. How to deal with the legal issues related to generative artificial intelligence in the context of the technological singularity, so that the law conforms to the process of science and technology, will be a major problem now and even in the future. In order to reconcile the contradiction between the rapid development of generative artificial intelligence in the context of the times and the copyright legislation based on the concept of "anthropocentrism", a number of views have been put forward in the academic circles but they are not useful. Based on this, the inadequacy of the existing viewpoints was analyzed, break away from the framework of "anthropocentrism", and give artificial intelligence a limited legal subject status. Currently, according to the mainstream classification method of artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence can be divided into weak artificial intelligence, general artificial intelligence, and super artificial intelligence. Therefore, on the premise that AI-generated works constitute "works", according to the different degrees of intelligence of AI, the main criterion of contribution should be concerned with balancing the interests of multiple subjects in order to determine the attribution of AI-generated copyright rights and distribution plan.

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Highlights in Business Economics and Management
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2024-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.54097/hk0xnv47
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Law, AI, and Intellectual Property
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Research on Copyright Subjectivity in Generative Artificial Intelligence Production

Jinxi Xu
Highlights in Business Economics and Management
Law, AI, and Intellectual Property
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Research on Copyright Subjectivity in Generative Artificial Intelligence Production

Jinxi Xu
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Abstract

The birth and development of artificial intelligence, represented by ChatGPT, have brought a new singularity to the development of the economy and the transformation of society. How to deal with the legal issues related to generative artificial intelligence in the context of the technological singularity, so that the law conforms to the process of science and technology, will be a major problem now and even in the future. In order to reconcile the contradiction between the rapid development of generative artificial intelligence in the context of the times and the copyright legislation based on the concept of "anthropocentrism", a number of views have been put forward in the academic circles but they are not useful. Based on this, the inadequacy of the existing viewpoints was analyzed, break away from the framework of "anthropocentrism", and give artificial intelligence a limited legal subject status. Currently, according to the mainstream classification method of artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence can be divided into weak artificial intelligence, general artificial intelligence, and super artificial intelligence. Therefore, on the premise that AI-generated works constitute "works", according to the different degrees of intelligence of AI, the main criterion of contribution should be concerned with balancing the interests of multiple subjects in order to determine the attribution of AI-generated copyright rights and distribution plan.

Highlights in Business Economics and ManagementVol. 39
Jilin University (CN), Changchun University (CN)
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