Abstract
With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, it has been widely used in all aspects of life. However, the relevant legal issues caused by artificial intelligence are also increasingly prominent. Among these legal issues, the protection of copyright of Artificial intelligence generated content (AIGC) has become a hot topic from all walks of life. People mainly focus on whether AI should be protected by copyright. This paper argues this problem on two sides. On one hand, this paper will introduce the legitimacy of the copyright protection of the AIGC including institutional suitability (taking Chinas first AI infringement case as an example) and theoretical legitimacy. On the other hand, this paper takes the feasibility of copyright protection of AIGC in consideration, which is divided into three parts: The suitability of the object, the suitability of the subject, and the attribution of rights. This paper also introduces three different methods to the attribution of AIGC copyright, including virtual legal personality theory, artificial intelligence programming designer for the author theory, and AI programming designer and users for the co-author theory. In conclusion, this paper firmly suggests that the AIGC should be protected by copyright.
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