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With the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, artificial intelligence has developed into "expressive artificial intelligence", artificial intelligence-generated content (AIGC) is more and more widely used in various fields. However, there are still some disputes and confusion about the copyright ownership of these machine-generated content. This paper first introduces the basic concepts and characteristics of artificial intelligence-generated content under the current background. Secondly, this paper discusses the positioning of AIGC in the copyright law and the difficulties in protecting the rights and interests through the different views and legislative practices on the copyright recognition of artificial intelligent-generated content in the world. Finally, in view of the current disputes, such as "creative requirements" and "human participation", this paper puts forward the possible ways to solve this problem in the future, including improving the copyright law to clarify the right ownership and responsibility of AIGC, learning from foreign experience, and establishing the copyright ownership system of AIGC, etc., which provides a useful reference for the formulation and practice of relevant laws and regulations.
Jinyang Gao (Sun,) studied this question.
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