| Summary: | The EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act seeks to strike a delicate balance between fostering innovation and establishing robust safeguards for legal compliance, including the effective enforcement of IPRs. This study delves into the intricate intersection of the AI Act and IPR, with a focus on the multifaceted challenges related to copyright, patents, data protection, and trade secrets. It examines the implications of the emerging regulations on AI-generated content and the practical difficulties encountered in IPR enforcement within the EU’s legal framework. By analyzing the regulatory landscape and its potential shortcomings, this study offers insights into how AI regulation may evolve to better protect intellectual property while nurturing innovation. Furthermore, the study incorporates comparative perspectives, contrasting the EU’s approach with those of other significant jurisdictions, and concludes with actionable policy recommendations aimed at harmonizing AI regulation with intellectual property law.
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