BILETA Response to IPO's Consultation on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence

Felipe Romero-Moreno, Dinusha Mendis , Aysem Vandberg, Kim Barker , Megan Blakely, James Griffin

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Abstract

This submission by the British and Irish Law, Technology, and Education Association (BILETA) responds to the UK Intellectual Property Office's (IPO) consultation on copyright and artificial intelligence. This response critically examines the complex legal and ethical challenges posed by AI-generated works, focusing on issues of authorship, ownership, and infringement. It addresses the implications of AI's increasing role in creative processes for copyright law, considering the need for clarity and adaptability in existing legal frameworks. This submission analyzes the potential impacts on creators, rights holders, and the public interest, advocating for a balanced approach that fosters innovation while protecting creative expression. Furthermore, it considers the international landscape of copyright and AI, highlighting the need for harmonized approaches and robust legal principles to address the evolving dynamics of AI-driven creativity.
Original languageEnglish
TypeBILETA Response to IPO's Consultation on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence
Number of pages18
Publication statusPublished - 25 Feb 2025

Keywords

  • AI Copyright
  • AI Authorship
  • Intellectual Property
  • Creative Innovation

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