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Rudolf Leška and Rostislav Sliwka prepared a guide to the legal aspects of using artificial intelligence in artistic creation

27. 11. 2025 work in culture copyright

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in various artistic fields has been a prominent topic in recent years, and the technology is becoming increasingly accessible. While using AI outputs instead of human artistic creations is relatively controversial and provokes disapproval in parts of society, AI tools also represent a way to save time in one’s own creative work. However, if an artist decides to make use of such tools, they must keep in mind that the use of AI involves a number of legal issues that have not yet been fully resolved.

How to approach the use of AI tools in artistic creation is explained in the Manual for Artists: Using AI in Artistic Creation. The guide was produced as part of the project Comprehensive Research and Support for the Development of Cultural and Creative Industries in the Olomouc Agglomeration.

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CIRG – the Cultural Industries Research Group focuses on research into cultural and media industries, particularly on current issues, challenges, and conflicts arising from tensions between intellectual property law, the business models of cultural industries, the digitalization and platformization of cultural sectors, and changing consumer habits. The group’s name is an acronym of its English title, Cultural Industries Research Group. CIRG is an informal association of experts from media studies, intellectual property law, media law, media ethics, cultural economics and cultural management, sociology of culture, and data analysis. The group operates on the basis of project-based funding through applied research projects (TAČR, NAKI, EEA and Norway Grants, OP JAK Intersectoral Cooperation), basic research projects (GAČR, ZIF Bielefeld, OP VVV Excellent Research, DFG), as well as contract research (State Cinematography Fund, Association of Audiovisual Producers).