| 英文摘要 |
Generative AI technology’s rapid advancement has significantly impacted various sectors, especially content creation, leading to increasingly complex cross-border legal disputes involving copyright. This paper examines key issues arising from AI-generated content within the framework of private international law, including jurisdiction determination, applicable law, and cross-border enforcement of judgments. The analysis highlights differing national stances on copyright for AI-generated works, with the U.S. focusing on“human authorship”and the EU emphasizing“originality”. In contrast, certain Chinese courts recognize the importance of human involvement in AI-generated content. The paper advocates for a new multilateral international agreement to unify copyright standards for AI-generated works, address cross-jurisdictional conflicts, and balance technological innovation with legal protection. Future laws must adapt to AI’s ongoing evolution and its implications for copyright. |