In the epoch of Artificial Intelligence (AI), a paradigm shift is witnessed in the landscape of artistic creation, challenging conventional perceptions and giving rise to novel forms of expression. This research explores the rich tapestry of AI art, tracing its historical roots, from pioneering generative art to the resurgence driven by neural networks. Delving into the nuances of copyright law, the paper navigates the intricate terrain of authorship and ownership, particularly when AI plays a significant role in content generation. A comparative analysis of international approaches provides insights into diverse legal frameworks, cultural nuances, and technological considerations governing AI-generated art. Emphasizing the urgency for global copyright standards, the study addresses the complexities of cross-border collaboration, legal consistency, authorship attribution, cultural heritage protection, and equitable compensation. The research envisions a future where harmonized copyright standards foster an ethical and sustainable environment for the coexistence of AI and human creativity, shaping the trajectory of art in the digital era.
