| 英文摘要 |
With the rapid advancement of computer technology, artificial intelligence (AI) has witnessed an exponential growth, making life more convenient while simultaneously bringing legal disputes. Given that most AI at this stage falls under the category of“narrow”or“weak”artificial intelligence, characterized by significant dependence on humans, there is little debate among scholars about its status as an object of civil law. However, issues regarding the attribution of copyrights to AI creations, AI's liability in infringements, and the extent of legal protection remain unresolved. In light of these complexities, this paper undertakes a comprehensive review of both domestic and international literature. It aims to discuss the legal status of AI as an object of civil law, and clarify the legal requirements for copyright protection of AI creations in China and the necessity for such protection. Additionally, it examines existing problems and suggests effective solutions based on international legislative experiences. |