Legal Challenges and Opportunities due to Overlapping of AI and IPR

The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies presents a unique intersection with intellectual property rights (IPR), leading to both legal challenges and opportunities. The integration of AI into creative fields is reshaping traditional Intellectual Property (IP) laws and practices. The study looks at the ramifications of AI's ability to produce, invent, and imitate human-like results, which frequently prompts questions concerning authorship and ownership in relation to copyright, patents, and trademarks. The inability to assign legal responsibility for works produced by AI, the suitability of current IPR frameworks for dealing with non-human producers, and the possibility of infringement brought on by AI's data-driven processes are some of the main obstacles. Concerns about data privacy and ethical implications are brought up by the application of AI in sectors like healthcare and finance. On the other conjunction, there are several benefits to incorporating AI with IPR systems, including improved enforcement tools, more effective IP portfolio management, and creative license agreement models. The study recommends Reassessing current IPR frameworks and enacting new rules. Amid debates concerning authorship and ownership in the AI era, there is an urgent need for an approach to IPR that is technologically neutral across various sectors. To fully realize AI's potential while ensuring the preservation of artists' rights, it will be crucial as stakeholders should address these concerns through designing and updating new policies and taking references from other countries like USA and European Union.