AI and Personality Rights: Legal Implications
With the advent of generative Artificial Intelligence, there has been an advancement in the content creation industry, with AI’s generating art such as Music, photographs, and even paintings. The possibilities of generative AI content and their results in recent years have been fascinating, with their ability to recreate any art form to near perfection, making it hard to differentiate between the original and AI-generated content. This advancement however has also brought in its fair share of controversies, with legal questions revolving around Intellectual property rights of such art forms being generated. One such recent controversy was on the issue of “Personality Rights”. This article will be dealing with the issues arising between Personality rights and AI- generated content of such relevant persons.
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