인공지능 창작 문예물의 저작권 문제에 관한 고찰 -저자와 저작물의 법적 보호 가능성을 중심으로

Abstract

This article is written to examine the copyright issue of literary works created by artificial intelligence in February 2024, which is going through the artificial intelligence era. Specifically, we reviewed the outline of the case of the “comic book” Zarya of the Dawn that showed the legal debate over copyright issues in the United States, inferred the “judgment of authors and works” on the novel “The World from Now” and the poetry collection of “Artificial Intelligence SIA” Why I Write Poems. We collaborated with the interactive artificial intelligence “ChatGPT” and established writers to create novels, and made inferences on the judgments of “authors, works, and copyrights” through the recently published short story collection Manifesto. In conclusion, the feature novel The World from Now created by the work of Kim Taeyeon and ‘Artificial Intelligence Virampung’ is not a ‘first artificial intelligence creation feature novel’, but rather a ‘collaborative creation of author Kim Taeyeon and artificial intelligence Virampung’ created by collaboration between Kim Taeyeon and artificial intelligence. The poetry collection of ‘Artificial Intelligence SIA’ Why I Write Poems is a ‘Exclusive Creation of Artificial Intelligence SIA’ created by author Slitscope and Kakao Brain using artificial intelligence SIA. Manifesto corresponds to a co-creation created by 7 Novelists and ChatGPT to advocate 8 co-au-thors in collaboration, but given the legal judgment that ‘Only Humans are Authors’, it is judged that only 7 novelists are authors, and ChatGPT was used as a tool. In this way, “discussions on authors, works, and copyrights” between humans and artificial intelligence are likely to continue in the future, and it is expected that who will be able to create, how, and how much they will be able to empathize with the text will be the biggest topic.