Artificial intelligence, technology and copyright
Artificial intelligence is changing how texts, images, music and software are created, but it also raises legal questions: who is the author, who is liable for an error, and how data is protected. We help companies and creators use technology safely and lawfully.
Under the Serbian Copyright and Related Rights Act, the author is the natural person who created the work, which is why rights to AI-assisted content should be regulated by contract. For companies doing business with the European Union, we also follow the application of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act.
When to contact us
- You use AI tools in your business or creative work
- Someone is using your work for training or without permission
- You are drafting a contract for software or AI development
- You process personal data with the help of AI systems
- You are placing an AI product on the European Union market
- You want to protect the copyright in digital content
How we work
We examine exactly how you use the technology, who owns the data and content, and which obligations arise from domestic and European regulations. The result is clear contracts, terms of use and internal rules.
Frequently asked questions
Is AI-generated content protected by copyright?
Copyright protects human creativity. Whether and to what extent AI-assisted content is protected depends on the human contribution and the contract.
What is the EU Artificial Intelligence Act?
It is an EU regulation that governs AI systems according to their level of risk. It also applies to companies outside the EU when they offer their AI products on the Union market.
How do I protect my work online?
Keep evidence of the work's creation, mark authorship and terms of use, and in case of infringement request removal of the content and compensation.
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