Copyright in AI-generated content under Georgian law
Commercial exploitation of material generated by artificial intelligence or created with its participation — publication, distribution, use in advertising — falls under the Law of Georgia on Copyright and Neighboring Rights. The law does not regulate the output of artificial intelligence as a separate category, so every decision rests on its general norms: where generated material incorporates a protected work, its use requires the consent of the author or other rights holder and the payment of a royalty. On this page we explain when use without consent is permitted, what a licence agreement must contain, and what compensation the law demands when the agreement is breached.