@article{49165,
      recid = {49165},
      author = {Cuntz, Alexander, and Fink, Carsten, and Stamm, Hansueli.},
      title = {Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property : An  Economic Perspective - Economic Research Working Paper No.  77.},
      pages = {33 pages ;},
      abstract = {The emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has profound  implications for intellectual property (IP) frameworks.  While much of the discussion so far has focused on the  legal implications, we focus on the economic dimension.  We  dissect AI's role as both a facilitator and disruptor of  innovation and creativity. Recalling economic principles  and reviewing relevant literature, we explore the evolving  landscape of AI innovation incentives and the challenges it  poses to existing IP frameworks. From patentability  dilemmas to copyright conundrums, we find that there is a  delicate balance between fostering innovation and  safeguarding societal interests amidst rapid technological  progress. We also point to areas where future economic  research could offer valuable insights to policymakers.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/49165},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.34667/tind.49165},
}