Artificial Intelligence will change the copyright world

When talking about copyright, one of the first things that comes to mind is authors and their works. After all, this topic has been making headlines for a while now thanks to the large number of scandals involving famous artists and their ownership rights concerning their work. However, among all the heated discussions about fair use and plagiarism, it’s easy to forget that copyright law encompasses much more than just pre-existing works. In fact, in order for these types of laws to be effective, they must also address technology-based solutions for protecting creative output in an increasingly digital world. In the world where AI is becoming more and more prevalent day by day, we will see how this technology could change not only how we perceive authorship but also how it is regulated in future.

In the fast-paced world of technology, there are occasional disruptions that leave some industries reeling and others scrambling to keep up. The introduction of the printing press, the telegraph, radio, telephone and internet all had a significant impact on the way people communicate, learn and share information. At present, we are seeing another such disruption with artificial intelligence (AI) having far-reaching implications for nearly every major industry. In the copyright world this will have a huge impact. AI is poised to change everything from automatic content tagging to automated image recognition. In this article we explore how AI will change the copyright world.

Today’s digital world is full of opportunities and challenges for the copyright industry. Consumers have more access than ever to digital content and there is more demand than ever for that content. The prevalence of user-generated content, digital storage, and social media has led to a rise in new business models like user subscriptions or bring your own device (BYOD) policies. Artificial Intelligence will play an important role in this transition towards a more efficient and advanced Copyright world. Let’s see how AI can change the future of the Copyright Industry.