Abstract
The advent of artificial intelligence has led to the development of sophisticated tools and systems that are capable of performing tasks that were previously the exclusive domain of humans. The utilization of AI in the context of intellectual property rights also raises questions regarding the ownership of the rights to the work produced by the AI system. The research uses a normative-juridical approach to examine AI’s legal standing in intellectual property rights (IPR) enforcement and protection against AI-related infringements. It analyzes laws like the Electronic Information and Technology Act and the Copyright Act through statutory and conceptual approaches, aiming to clarify how current legal frameworks address AI’s role in IPR and protect rights holders. The outcome of this study addresses the position of AI under Indonesian positive law concerning the enforcement of intellectual property rights protection, which lacks legal certainty. Consequently, it is imperative to impose specific limitations on the utilization of artificial intelligence in order to prevent infringement of registered intellectual property rights. The legal protection against intellectual property rights infringement by artificial intelligence encompasses both preventive and repressive measures.
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