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Man-made brainpower (artificial intelligence) frameworks are innovative, capricious, autonomous, self-governing, reasonable, advancing, equipped for information assortment, open, proficient, precise, and have free decision among alternatives. Similar to people, computer based intelligence frameworks can self-governingly make and produce imaginative works. The utilization of computer based intelligence frameworks in the creation of works, either for individual or assembling purposes, has gotten regular in the 3A period of computerized, self-governing, and cutting edge innovation. In spite of this advancement, there is a profound and normal worry in present day society that man-made intelligence innovation will get wild. Man-made consciousness has risen as a key supporter of social, monetary, and social turn of events. Astute programming progressively assumes a more prominent job in each inventive industry. These businesses depend on licensed innovation insurances to keep up harmony between efficiency, compensation, and seriousness. Policymakers, notwithstanding, have given little consideration to the crossing point of man-made reasoning and copyright assurance. There is in this manner a call for social and legitimate apparatuses for controlling artificial intelligence frameworks capacities and results. This Article tends to the inquiries of the copyrightability of fine arts created by computer based intelligence frameworks: possession and responsibility. The Article discusses who ought to appreciate the advantages of copyright assurance and who ought to be answerable for the encroachment of rights and harms brought about by computer based intelligence frameworks that freely produce inventive works. In this way, this article look at the current lawful structure for copyright assurance in India and regions of expected change, the Court's treatment of innovation helped works and how copyright collaborates with falsely wise machines and artificial intelligence made works. The paper finishes up by proposing the requirement for a transformation in the field of IP laws just as different enactments to oblige new types of innovative turns of events.