Autorstwo 4.0. Czy algorytm może być twórcą?
Authorship 4.0: Can an Algorithm Be a Creator?

Summary/Abstract: The article addresses issues related to copyright law and its adaptation to modern technologies, particularly in the context of artificial intelligence (AI) and its role in the creative process. The author examines the historical evolution of copyright law, its impact on creativity, innovation, and economic development. Special focus is placed on the challenges that AI poses to copyright law, including issues of authorship and intellectual property. The article discusses specific legal cases involving AI, such as Thaler and the DABUS system, OpenAI and Microsoft v. Non-Fiction Authors, and Thomson Reuters v. ROSS Intelligence, all concerning authorship issues in a technology-driven modern world. The purpose of the article is twofold: firstly, to initiate a debate on the question and form of authorship; secondly, to highlight the complexity and dynamic nature of intellectual property protection in the digital age, advocating for the ongoing adaptation of legal and technological frameworks.

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