Fakhrieh Hamidianpour

Given the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, their impact on intellectual property (IP) rights has become an important area of research. This paper examines the complexities and challenges that arise at the intersection of AI and IP. The rapid production of creative works by AI systems raises questions about authorship and ownership of these works and challenges traditional legal frameworks. Patenting AI-generated patents also raises issues regarding novelty requirements and the role of human inventors. Protecting trade secrets in an era where AI is capable of analyzing and replicating data poses new challenges for businesses.This paper provides a comprehensive overview of existing legal frameworks and their application to AI-generated outputs, and explores potential reforms to enhance IP protection. By analyzing case studies and emerging practices, this article provides insights for makers, businesses, and policymakers on navigating the evolving intellectual property rights landscape in the age of AI. Ultimately, it advocates for a balanced approach that fosters innovation while ensuring adequate protection for all stakeholders.