ISBN: 9798296676627 - copyright and artificial intelligence: positioning ai as a tool, not a creator (12 risultati)

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Can artificial intelligence truly be called a creator In this powerful and timely book, Muhammad Ari Pratomo-an Indonesian lawyer, writer, and legal thinker-challenges the growing narrative that AI-generated works deserve copyright. As machines produce art, music, and text with astonishing speed, the legal world is facing a crucial dilemma: Who owns the work-human or machine Copyright and Artificial Intelligence: Positioning AI as a Tool, Not a Creator presents a bold legal and philosophical case: AI is not a creator, but a tool. No matter how sophisticated, AI lacks consciousness, intention, and moral responsibility. Therefore, the copyright of any AI-assisted work must remain with the human who conceived, directed, and refined the process.Using international law, real-world case studies, and deep legal reasoning, Muhammad Ari Pratomo defends human-centered creativity against the rising tide of automation. This book is essential for: - Lawyers, judges, and policymakers in the tech era, - Artists and creators exploring AI collaboration, - Academics, ethicists, and AI developers navigating intellectual property.Clear, critical, and future-facing-this book affirms one universal principle: only humans can be creators, because only humans have will, meaning, and accountability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Can artificial intelligence truly be called a creator?In this powerful and timely book, Muhammad Ari Pratomo-an Indonesian lawyer, writer, and legal thinker-challenges the growing narrative that AI-generated works deserve copyright. As machines produce art, music, and text with astonishing speed, the legal world is facing a crucial dilemma: Who owns the work-human or machine?Copyright and Artificial Intelligence: Positioning AI as a Tool, Not a Creator presents a bold legal and philosophical case: AI is not a creator, but a tool. No matter how sophisticated, AI lacks consciousness, intention, and moral responsibility. Therefore, the copyright of any AI-assisted work must remain with the human who conceived, directed, and refined the process.Using international law, real-world case studies, and deep legal reasoning, Muhammad Ari Pratomo defends human-centered creativity against the rising tide of automation. This book is essential for: Lawyers, judges, and policymakers in the tech era, Artists and creators exploring AI collaboration, Academics, ethicists, and AI developers navigating intellectual property.Clear, critical, and future-facing-this book affirms one universal principle: only humans can be creators, because only humans have will, meaning, and accountability. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Can artificial intelligence truly be called a creator?In this powerful and timely book, Muhammad Ari Pratomo-an Indonesian lawyer, writer, and legal thinker-challenges the growing narrative that AI-generated works deserve copyright. As machines produce art, music, and text with astonishing speed, the legal world is facing a crucial dilemma: Who owns the work-human or machine?Copyright and Artificial Intelligence: Positioning AI as a Tool, Not a Creator presents a bold legal and philosophical case: AI is not a creator, but a tool. No matter how sophisticated, AI lacks consciousness, intention, and moral responsibility. Therefore, the copyright of any AI-assisted work must remain with the human who conceived, directed, and refined the process.Using international law, real-world case studies, and deep legal reasoning, Muhammad Ari Pratomo defends human-centered creativity against the rising tide of automation. This book is essential for: Lawyers, judges, and policymakers in the tech era, Artists and creators exploring AI collaboration, Academics, ethicists, and AI developers navigating intellectual property.Clear, critical, and future-facing-this book affirms one universal principle: only humans can be creators, because only humans have will, meaning, and accountability. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …