IP in the age of AI

In an age where almost everything can be generated by artificial intelligence, the machine is no longer merely a tool.
It writes.
It composes.
It imitates.
It invents.
But when AI creates something new, who owns it?
The person who gave the prompt?
The developer who built the system?
The artist whose work trained it?
Or no one at all?
This is where certainty ends, and where IP in the Age of AI begins.
In this compelling new book, Attorney Maya Habli ventures into the legal grey zone where creativity, technology and identity collide. A world where voices can be cloned, faces reproduced, artistic styles replicated and human originality itself placed on trial.
If a machine can create like us, imitate us and preserve us beyond our lifetime, what remains uniquely ours?
Published in partnership with SADER, IP in the Age of AI is more than a book about intellectual property. It is an invitation to reconsider what it means to create, to be original and to own an idea in the age of intelligent machines.
The future of creativity has already begun.
The question is: who owns it?