Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: As generative AI technologies become more prevalent across creative and industrial sectors, their impact on content creation and ethical implications have gained unprecedented significance.This paper examines the transformative landscape of generative AI, addressing critical challenges including copyright ownership, content authenticity, algorithmic bias and the potential for misinformation.It explores how these technologies are reshaping traditional creative processes while raising fundamental questions about intellectual property rights and creative attribution.Through analysis of current industry practices and emerging regulatory frameworks, this paper evaluates strategies for responsible AI deployment, particularly within the U.S. IT sector where development and governance intersect.By examining both technological capabilities and ethical considerations, this research contributes to the ongoing dialogue about balancing innovation with responsible development.The paper emphasizes the necessity of establishing comprehensive guidelines that protect creative integrity while fostering technological advancement, ultimately arguing for a collaborative approach between industry leaders and policymakers to ensure generative AI serves society's best interests while minimizing potential harm.
Author: Kanwarjit Zakhmi
Language: English
Subfield: Safety Research
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4411182890