The A.I. Challenge to IP Laws: Examining the ANI v. Open AI Case in Copyright Law

Introduction : The friction between A.I. and Intellectual Property Rights is not exactly new; it has been playing out since around 2018-2019 in Western courts. Those courts have, in various ways, found A.I. to be not eligible as an inventor or as an original maker. The present issues are like this : In case of Generative A.I., does the use of existing owned and copyrighted data to train these systems count as “fair use” or is it actually a direct breach / infringement of copyright ? Another...