| In 2016,the artificial intelligence Alpha Go(Alpha Go)defeated the world Go champion and made artificial intelligence a topic of heated discussion among the public.In recent years,with the development of artificial intelligence,"Microsoft Xiaobing" published poetry and songs,Xinhua News Agency writing robot "Kaibi Xiaoxin" writing news releases and other news have pushed society’s discussion of artificial intelligence to a new level.The climax of Poland,the focus of these discussions is mainly on artificial intelligence creating like a human,whether its results can be protected by copyright law as a work,and if it constitutes a work,whether artificial intelligence as a non-natural person can become an author under copyright law And enjoy the related rights and interests of copyright;if it does not constitute a work,under the current copyright law system,how should the content generated by artificial intelligence be qualitative,and how should the related rights and interests belong.It can be seen from the foregoing that artificial intelligence,a high-tech industry,has brought huge commercial and scientific research value to the socio-economic and technological fields,but also brings challenges to the intellectual property field,especially in the field of copyright.Works in the sense of copyright law are built around humans,but the main body of artificial intelligence-generated content is not human.If it is included in the copyright law protection system,it will inevitably have an impact on traditional copyright subjects.Under this circumstance,the definition of artificial intelligence and its generated content,the copyrightability of artificially generated content,the ownership of rights,and whether to be protected by intellectual property rights have become the current academic issues to be solved urgently.The above-mentioned problems are mainly discussed from the following parts:First,an overview of artificial intelligence generated content.This part mainly discusses the definition of artificial intelligence and artificial intelligence-generated content,and the characteristics and types of artificial intelligence-generated content.Second,the necessity of intellectual property protection for artificial intelligence-generated content.This part mainly discusses the different viewpoints on the protection of artificial intelligence-generated content,and the necessity of protecting it from three aspects: incentive theory,the profit-seeking nature of commercial entities,and competition for international superiority.Third,the copyrightability of artificial intelligence-generated content.First,it talks about the controversy of copyrightability,and then discusses the copyrightability of artificial intelligence-generated content from the three levels of objective external expression,intellectual achievement,and originality.Fourth,the ownership of the content generated by artificial intelligence.From the four perspectives of artificial intelligence,programmers,investors,and users,we explore whether each subject can become the owner of rights.After analysis,it is concluded that users are more suitable to be owners of rights. |