By: Oyetola Muyiwa Atoyebi SAN, FCIArb (U.K.) (Notary Public).
Artificial Intelligence (AI) represents a significant technological advancement with the potential to transform various sectors, including healthcare, finance, and education. Nigeria, as the most populous nation in Africa, is positioning itself to harness this potential.
However, the rapid growth of AI in Nigeria has introduced legal challenges, particularly concerning copyright law. As AI technologies become increasingly autonomous, the existing copyright framework may not adequately address AI-generated content.
This article delves into the uncertainties surrounding authorship and ownership of works produced by AI. It highlights the concerns these issues raise for creators, businesses, and policymakers.
Legal Maxim: Ubi auctor non est homo, ibi ius non datur.
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