The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are reshaping how copyright is created, shared, and protected, introducing both opportunities and challenges. AI technologies can enhance creativity and innovation, but they also raise complex legal and ethical questions about ownership, licensing, and the economic value of intellectual property. As copyrights hold significant economic importance as intangible assets, understanding their interaction with AI is critical for adapting legal systems and fostering equitable economic growth. This evolving landscape impacts creators, businesses, and societies by influencing how cultural and intellectual works are produced and monetized in the digital age. Legal and Economic Perspectives on the Nexus of AI and Copyright addresses AI and copyright issues with a legal and economic analysis. It analyzes the effects of AI on law and economic policy, and further makes policy recommendations. Covering topics such as copyright infringement, deepfakes, and public policy, this book is an excellent resource for policymakers, economists, business leaders, academicians, researchers, and more.
