Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a powerful technology that can create amazing works of art but the question arises - who owns the entitlement to these creations? This paper examines the legal implications and difficulties associated with artificial intelligence (AI)-generated content in relation to intellectual property rights. It explores the current status of the law in India and other jurisdictions and looks at the questions of authorship, originality, and ownership of works produced by AI systems. The paper suggests possible ways to address the gap between the existing legal framework and the emerging reality of AI creativity backed up with arguments about the current laws and inadequacy to deal with the complexities whilst it highlights the ethical and social aspects of AI creativity and calls for an inclusive approach to foster innovation to protect human interests.

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