Roger Menzi

AI dilemma - Is art still real? When machines create, who owns the work? A non-fiction book by Roger Menzi The boundaries between human creativity and machine production are becoming blurred. Artificial intelligence composes music, paints pictures and writes texts, but is this really art? And if so, who owns the work? "AI Dilemma - Is art still real? When machines create, who owns the work?" - "The legal risks associated with the use of AI" gets to the bottom of precisely these questions. This book sheds light on the profound ethical, legal and creative challenges posed by AI-generated art. It provides an in-depth overview of the risks and opportunities of AI in the music and art industry, from accusations of plagiarism and copyright to the economic impact for artists and creatives. Is a piece of music composed with AI really an original work? Can AI-generated works be used commercially or are there legal pitfalls? Could the music industry be revolutionized or even destroyed by AI creations? The book provides exciting background information, shows practical, possible case studies and looks at possible court rulings and future legal developments. It becomes clear that digitalization has changed the art world forever, and those who are not familiar with the new rules risk being left behind. With easy-to-understand explanations, practical examples and a keen eye for the reality of the digital creative industry, this book will help anyone involved in AI art, whether musician, artist, producer or anyone else who is simply curious. Discover what the future of art looks like and how you can help shape it. Whether you are creative yourself, use AI as a tool or simply want to understand how art, music and copyright are changing in the digital age, this book will give you exciting insights, tips and solutions. This book is for anyone who uses AI as a tool or simply wants to understand how art, music and copyright are changing in the digital age.