La produzione intellettuale dell'IA generativa tra etica e diritto

Abstract

The applications of generative artificial intelligence represent only the symptom of the revolution that will affect intellectual performance, not only on intellectual property and the questions about the ownership of copyright, related rights or unauthorized use of works protected by copyright for training purposes. The growing decision-making autonomy, fueled by the ability to learn from experience with exponential progression, is surprising due to the outputs and invites us to reflect on the implications of the opacity of algorithms. Law and ethics have to govern innovation: in the anthropological approach chosen by the European institutions with the AI ​​Act the person, his rights and the constitutional and European values are on the top.