Digital Creations in Civil Law: A Comprehensive Exploration of AI-Generated Content’s Legal Ramifications
Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Civil Law, Copyright, Moral Rights, Patent Law, Trade Secrets, Legal FrameworkAbstract
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in creative processes has given rise to complex legal challenges, particularly in Civil Law jurisdictions. This scholarly examination elucidates the multifaceted issues surrounding copyright, liability, moral rights, patentability, and legal evolution in the face of AI’s burgeoning role in content creation.
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