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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS A CHALLENGE TO COPYRIGHT LAW
The authors of this paper examine whether creations generated by artificial intelligence based on user prompts and instructions can be considered copyrightable works, and whether existing copyright limitations provide a sufficient legal basis for using copyrighted works to train AI systems. It is we
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