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This study aims to determine and analyze the legal protection of copyright for plagiarism of artificial intelligence artwork and the requirements for obtaining copyright protection for artificial intelligence artwork. The research method in this writing is a normative method that collects library data, namely laws and regulations, and scientific journals related to the problems discussed in the thesis. The results of this study indicate that based on the Copyright Law, artwork produced by artificial intelligence does not explicitly fulfill the elements as a creation that receives legal protection as long as it meets the criteria of originality and suitability with the field of art science and pays attention to the requirements that can be the basis for considering granting copyright legal protection to an artwork produced by artificial intelligence, namely, first according to the standard of authenticity, second the fulfillment of the element of creativity and third the realization of a real format. Research recommendations where the government and related institutions need to consider the Copyright Law which contains special provisions related to the protection of copyrighted works produced by artificial intelligence and regulations that focus on regulating the responsibilities and parties involved in the development and use of Artificial Intelligence in the creation of works that consider the traditional concept of legal subjects in copyright and still accommodate innovation in Artificial Intelligence technology in works of art.

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Legal protection Copyright Artwork Plagiarism Artificial Intelligence

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Ma’ruf, T. A. (2025). Analysis of Legal Protection of Copyright on Plagiarism of Artificial Intelligence Artworks. Golden Ratio of Law and Social Policy Review, 5(1), 01–09. https://doi.org/10.52970/grlspr.v5i1.1407
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