Abstract
Copyright protection for products created by artificial intelligence (AI) remains a complex and unresolved legal issue worldwide. Many countries currently require that works be created by humans to qualify for copyright protection, making the recognition of AI-generated works highly controversial. This paper examines: (i) the legal framework of the European Union regarding copyright protection for AI-generated works; (ii) the relevant laws of select countries, including the United Kingdom, France, and China; and (iii) lessons and recommendations for improving Vietnam's legal framework in this area
