The article presents a study of blockchain technology applications in the publishing industry, focusing on the analysis of different types of blockchain networks and their practical implementation. Four main types of blockchain are examined in detail: public, private, consortium, and hybrid networks, with their characteristics, advantages, and limitations defined in the context of publishing applications.
This article explores the influence of developing and disseminating generative artificial intelligence technologies on the copyright and related rights system governing the creation and use of works in science, literature, and art, as well as objects of related rights. One prominent example of these technologies is ChatGPT, which can generate texts that could become part of literary works. Additionally, generative artificial intelligence systems are designed to create other types of content, including images, audio, and video files.
The need for effective copyright protection and solving problems arising from its protection are becoming increasingly urgent due to the rapid development of digital technologies, the growth of the amount of information on the Internet. Authors are increasingly faced with problems of violation of their rights, illegal use of their works, violation of license terms and difficulties in judicial protection of their rights.