Bibliographie sélective OHADA

Artificial Intelligence's (AI) technology growing rapidly has caused the newly added layer of complexity to copyright. It makes humans the essentials of the law swooshing in almost impossible,Who is the one who is going to be liable for posting? The paper describes the AI-produced content which has been available to the user like never before and it gives an in-depth analysis of the matter where the examples of legal uncertainties include authorship, ownership, infringement, and moral rights. The article is a comparative study of the legal systems in the US, the UK, and the European Union in the context of their AI works regulations and exposes the non-conformities and gaps in the existing rules on AI-generated works. The work is a discussion about the new approaches that are being implemented and the worldwide perspectives that are being explored in connection with computerized content phenomena, both from a regulatory aspect and through the new business model. The study is about the suggestions for the intellectual property field that is both open and supportive of the argument that the innovation should still be protected humanly and is capable of dealing with the existing AI-related problems up till now along with the chances that can arise in the future.