Human Authorship and Art Created by Artificial Intelligence – Where Do We Stand?

We observe new regulatory approaches arising from technology such as the emergent Artificial Intelligence (AI)-generated art. Since the 70s, computers have been used to create imaginative works such as poetry, paintings, and musical compositions. Most of those computer-made oeuvres derived from the programmer’s inputs, while the machine was simply an instrument, like a brush or a camera. While this perception persists today, we are also facing a dramatic technological change which grants us the opportunity to re-evaluate the role played by processors in the creative course.