The advent of the internet and digital technologies has brought about unprecedented challenges and opportunities in the realm of intellectual property rights. From online piracy to the unauthorized use of copyrighted material on social media platforms, the digital age has tested the boundaries of traditional IP laws. As a result, lawmakers and legal scholars are continually reassessing and updating intellectual property statutes to address emerging issues such as digital rights management and the protection of creative content in the online sphere. Furthermore, the rise of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms has raised questions about the ownership and protection of works generated by non-human entities, further complicating the landscape of intellectual property law.
