Submission on the World Intellectual Property Organisation draft issues paper on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on IP Policy: Issue 6 - Authorship and Ownership

Francina Cantatore

Submission on the World Intellectual Property Organisation draft issues paper on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on IP Policy: Issue 6 - Authorship and Ownership

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The primary dilemma of “authorship” in the copyright context arises when dealing with content which was created through autonomous AI creativity under the existing copyright framework. The policy positions adopted in relation to the attribution of copyright to AI-generated works need to balance commercial and economic considerations with considerations of public interest and existing copyright frameworks. The following comments and observations are made with respect to the three questions raised here.

Original language	English
Publisher	World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
Number of pages	5
Publication status	Published - 18 Feb 2020

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