Aviv H. Gaon, Assistant Professor, Harry Radzyner Law School, Reichman University, Israel

‘This book is essential reading for those engaging with the debate around the development of the new copyright text and data mining exception in the UK. It also provides a thorough and thoughtful discussion on the concept of authorship in AI generally that will be of interest to scholars and students researching AI.’

• Contents: Preface Introduction to The Future of Copyright in the Age of Artificial Intelligence PART I SEARCHING FOR COMMON GROUND 1. The AI momentum 2. Legal personhood for AI 3. Reframing the artificial intelligence concept PART II AI-IP THEORY 4. Toward AI-IP theory 5. IP protection for computer programs 6. Placing AI within the IP law map 7. The human author PART III NEW VISION FOR AI AUTHORSHIP 8. Different paths to AI authorship 9. Resolving data barriers 10. The creative machine 11. The AI author Index

Aviv H. Gaon, Assistant Professor, Harry Radzyner Law School, Reichman University, Israel

‘This book is essential reading for those engaging with the debate around the development of the new copyright text and data mining exception in the UK. It also provides a thorough and thoughtful discussion on the concept of authorship in AI generally that will be of interest to scholars and students researching AI.’

• Contents: Preface Introduction to The Future of Copyright in the Age of Artificial Intelligence PART I SEARCHING FOR COMMON GROUND 1. The AI momentum 2. Legal personhood for AI 3. Reframing the artificial intelligence concept PART II AI-IP THEORY 4. Toward AI-IP theory 5. IP protection for computer programs 6. Placing AI within the IP law map 7. The human author PART III NEW VISION FOR AI AUTHORSHIP 8. Different paths to AI authorship 9. Resolving data barriers 10. The creative machine 11. The AI author Index

Aviv H. Gaon, Assistant Professor, Harry Radzyner Law School, Reichman University, Israel

‘This book is essential reading for those engaging with the debate around the development of the new copyright text and data mining exception in the UK. It also provides a thorough and thoughtful discussion on the concept of authorship in AI generally that will be of interest to scholars and students researching AI.’

• Contents: Preface Introduction to The Future of Copyright in the Age of Artificial Intelligence PART I SEARCHING FOR COMMON GROUND 1. The AI momentum 2. Legal personhood for AI 3. Reframing the artificial intelligence concept PART II AI-IP THEORY 4. Toward AI-IP theory 5. IP protection for computer programs 6. Placing AI within the IP law map 7. The human author PART III NEW VISION FOR AI AUTHORSHIP 8. Different paths to AI authorship 9. Resolving data barriers 10. The creative machine 11. The AI author Index