In this article, the author explores the prospects for copyright protection of literary works created by artificial intelligence, as well as literature works created by artificial intelligence and human co-authorship. The article provides the definition of artificial intelligence given by the European Commission on artificial intelligence, poses a question about the nature of creativity from the point of view of Russian legislation and legal doctrine. The author of the article makes the assumption that the rights to verses, stories and lyrics written by artificial intelligence will belong to the developers of artificial intelligence, who have yet to teach machines how to create original works of literature by creative work. The article gives a comparative description of the «weak» and «strong» artificial intelligence, the prototypes of artificial intelligence, the presence of which can be observed today, are determined. Special attention should be paid to the problems identified by the author, which impede the legislative recognition of artificial intelligence as a co-author of a literature work.
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