One of the most remarkable aspects of the 20th century has been the surge in inventiveness that has been brought about by the creation of artificial intelligence (AI) systems in addition to the continued developments in science and technology. Recent records indicate that artificial intelligence (AI) systems are now capable of using data and instructions supplied by their programmers to develop original inventions on their own. In addition to functioning as a tool to help the creative process, AI systems may also serve as a tool to generate original ideas. While this is going on, intellectual property law (IP) ensures that the creative outputs of an individual are not seized or taken over by another individual without the consent of the original individual. Due to the fact that artificial intelligence (AI) is not a living entity but rather a result of human ingenuity, there has been a lot of debate in the intellectual property (IP) and artificial intelligence (AI) community over whether or not AI may gain authorship or inventorship rights to its inventions under IP law. In addition to highlighting the milestone, relevance, and promise for the future of artificial intelligence, this article provides an analysis of the challenges that artificial intelligence faces in accordance with the existing intellectual property regulations. The recommendations that are presented in the conclusion of the study would make it possible for artificial intelligence to be included into the legal system.

Keywords: Intersection, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Intellectual Property (IP), Legal System.