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Research on Legal Issues of Tort by Generative Artificial Intelligence
- 1 Chengyi College, Jimei University, Xiamen, China
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Abstract
With the continuous development of artificial intelligence technology, generative artificial intelligence copyright infringement occurs from time to time. Generative artificial intelligence may infringe on the personality rights and copyright of others. Clarifying the subject of generative AI infringement and the applicable principles of attribution is the basis for handling such cases. Users, research and development, and platforms of generative artificial intelligence may constitute the subject of generative artificial intelligence infringement. Generative AI generated content infringement attribution should be analyzed according to the specifics of the facts. The first thing to consider is the nature of the generated content and the use scenario, the autonomy of the AI, the user's intent, and the developer's design intent. Secondly, relevant laws and regulations should be improved to ensure that technological development is synchronized with legal protection, and a perfect regulatory mechanism should be established to monitor and copyright audit AI generators in real time to reduce the occurrence of infringement incidents. This paper will discuss the attribution of generative AI content infringement through specific case studies and put forward corresponding legal recommendations.
Keywords
Artificial Intelligence, Tort Subject, Tort Liability, Liability Attribution
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Liu,Z. (2025). Research on Legal Issues of Tort by Generative Artificial Intelligence. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,167,57-62.
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