Inteligência artificial e o direito brasileiro : uma análise contemporânea sobre autoria, propriedade intelectual e responsabilidade civil.

Abstract

This course conclusion work addresses the intersection between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Brazilian Law, with emphasis on the issues of authorship, intellectual property, and civil liability. The general objective of this monograph is to analyze how Brazilian Law regulates authorship, intellectual property, and civil liability in relation to the creations and actions of artificial intelligence systems, seeking to understand the existing gaps and challenges in the face of these new technological demands. The central problem of the research lies in how Brazilian law should treat authorship, intellectual property, and civil liability in cases involving creations and actions of artificial intelligence. The methodology adopted involved an extensive research of concepts and the evolution of the themes addressed, the critical analysis of the national legal system through bibliographic review, examination of the pertinent legislation, specialized doctrine, as well as reflections in jurisprudence and in bills that seek to address the theme. The results and conclusions of the monograph point to the complex relationship between AI and Brazilian law, with the current legislation, conceived before the dissemination of AI, presenting significant gaps in relation to authorship, intellectual property, and civil liability. The research highlights the absence of specific regulation for AI in Brazil, generating legal uncertainty. The analysis of jurisprudence reveals a growing attention from the Judiciary to cases involving AI, while Bill No. 2,338/2023 seeks to establish a regulatory framework for AI in Brazil, addressing issues such as copyright and civil liability. In summary, Brazilian law is still in an adaptation stage to deal with the implications of artificial intelligence, using existing legal devices analogously while the need for specific regulation is debated.