Ethical considerations in AI-generated content  and IP ownership

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Aneesh Sai Grandhi; Anjali Heda; Allan Saldanha; Vrushabh Brahmbhatt; Dr. Chitra B T

Ethical considerations in AI-generated content and IP ownership

Authors: Aneesh Sai Grandhi, Anjali Heda, Allan Saldanha, Vrushabh Brahmbhatt, Dr. Chitra B T

Unique Paper ID: 181971
Volume: 12
Issue: 2
PageNo: 385-392

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence Intellectual Property Content Ownership Copyright Law Creative Industries Ethical AI

Abstract:
The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) models capable of autonomously generating creative works, ranging from art and music to written content has exposed significant gaps in traditional intellectual property (IP) laws. Existing legal frame- works are not entirely suitable to define authorship, ownership, and accountability of AI-generated content, leading to unresolved disputes and regulatory inconsistencies. The focus of this paper is on how existing intellectual property (IP) laws struggle to keep up with AI’s capabilities. Drawing on a wide range of recent research, we examine ethical concerns like authorship, consent, bias, and the erosion of human credit in creative processes. Despite the efforts of many scholars to propose legal reforms, AI still presents a lack of a clear solution. To mitigate these complexities, the work carried out proposes a blockchain- based attribution framework integrating authorship tracking and provenance verification. These findings highlight the need for flexible laws that support innovation and ensure ethical AI use.

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ISSN: 2349-6002
Volume: 12
Issue: 2
PageNo: 385-392

Ethical considerations in AI-generated content and IP ownership

Available:https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=181971

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