Artificial Intelligence and its impact on Intellectual Property Law

10.2478/bjlp-2023-0000018

Abstract

Artificial Intelligence is a unique technological development that has an intense impression on the world. It alters business fashion from autonomous vehicles to medical diagnosis and advanced manufacturing as Artificial Intelligence is the step further from the theoretical realm to the global marketplace for benefits. Developed countries like the US, Japan, China, and others are leading in Artificial intelligence patenting and copyright activities. Machine learning and its applications in human life impressively enrich the users' experience and productivity. It is anticipated to transfigure the process across the globe. However, this evolving field has greater benefits and moves the world toward more success and prospects. Still, it crafts so many legal challenges that impact intellectual property laws, principally patents, copyrights, and their management, which are very complex and need to be addressed. It excessively influences the right of protection and the inventor's concept in the domain of intellectual property. World Intellectual Property Organization is striving to modify the existing laws for AI regulation and its further development. Inventions have been traditionally protected by a system of intellectual property laws of which patents are at heart. AI is not just a new source for creative work; they are also crucially depended upon to access the work created by others. This article explores Artificial Intelligence's development and its impact on IP laws.