Intelligence and intellectual property artificial

Abstract

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the precepts of property rights, there are now artificial intelligence algorithms that “auto-nomously” are capable of creating what could be considered works of the spirit if they were made by human beings. Howe-ver, under current conceptions, copyright ownership could not be attributed to products made by “non-humans”. Moreover, there are barriers to their inclusion, thus creating a legal vacuum that must be filled urgently and in a harmonized manner. Therefore, the objective of this paper is to determine, based on the analysis, whether the constitutional mandate to protect intellectual property implies that such ownership should be recognized or, alternatively, that new intellectual rights should be created for artificial intelligence products. The results presented were generated through the application of the General Problem-Solving Method based on a causal analysis by Cause-and-Effect Diagrams.