Could an Artificial Intelligence be a Ghostwriter?
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Could an Artificial Intelligence be a Ghostwriter?
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Nowak-Gruca, Aleksandra
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Ghostwriting
Artificial Intelligence Creative AI systems GPT-3 Copyright Law EU Copyright System Berne Convention |
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Advanced technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems, have beenpushing nowadays societies toward new ethical and legal challenges, including copyright law dilemmas.The contemporarydevelopment of innovativemachinesand cognitive technologies raisesthe need to rethink basic concepts such as ownership and accountability.In light of the rules of copyright law, this paper argues that innovative algorithms, such as GPT-3 (an autoregressive language model developed by Open AI to produce human-like text via deep learning), could be considered a modern form of ghostwriting brought forward by the Third Industrial Revolution, as defined by Jeremy Rifkin. The phenomenon of ghostwriting has beennotorioussinceantiquity.Althoughghostwritingis also quitepervasive today, neither national nor international legal systems have yet fully regulated it. Based on the assumption that AI systems operate likeghostwriters in terms of their creativity, this paperasks whether AI’s creationshould be subject to copyright regulations soon, and if so, to what extent. |
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2022-03-03T11:49:23Z
2022-03-03T11:49:23Z 2022-01 |
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Article
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0975-1076 (Online); 0971-7544 (Print)
http://nopr.niscair.res.in/handle/123456789/59280 |
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en
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NIScPR-CSIR, India
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JIPR Vol.27(1) [January 2022]
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