Property and Artificial Intelligence: A Sacred Right Tested by Machines?
summary
Examines how generative AI challenges traditional notions of property by focusing on personal data, copyrighted works created or transformed by systems like Midjourney and ChatGPT, and manipulated digital images (deepfakes). Reviews legal responses including the GDPR and the proposed EU AI Act, discusses right to be forgotten and algorithmic unlearning limits, and highlights risks of digital dispossession in workplaces and relevant case law developments.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Property vs AI intro
- 3:15Legal blur in property rights
- 7:10Sacred property and AI limits
- 13:30Personal data property and GDPR
- 19:33IP and AI-generated works
- 25:26Proving human creation in AI art
- 32:04Deepfakes: freedom vs protection
- 36:17AI legal personality?
- 46:49Property vs AI challenges
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