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Publication Date
2024
Document Type
Poster
Degree Type
Undergraduate
Department
Politics and Government
Mentor
Professor Calli Farrell
Mentor Department
Politics and Government
Co-Mentor
Professor Thomas McClure
Co-Mentor Department
Politics and Government
Abstract
Technology has always been a powerful force, in recent years, that force has grown in leaps and bounds. Now, generative AI can produce creative content, a task previously that required a human mind to do, going as far as to sometimes produce work in the styles of specific artists. This raises multiple worries, including if these program’s ability to produce such content violates the intellectual property rights of artists, as well as who claims the intellectual property rights for AI generated works. This study explores generative AI’s potential to infringe on copyright, generative AI’s theoretical ability to claim intellectual property rights based on the philosophical framework the rights stem from, and the common law thus far established.
Recommended Citation
O'Dowd, Sara, "Generative AI’s Risk of Copyright Infringement and Its Potential Intellectual Property Rights" (2024). University Research Symposium. 441.
https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/rsp_urs/441