Artificial intelligence can now write, compose, imitate, transform and create at extraordinary speed. But when machines learn from human work, a more difficult question follows:

What do creators still own?

Who Owns Your Intelligence Now? examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping copyright, authorship, training data, creative ownership and control.

Moving across publishing, film, music, journalism, performance, software and other creative industries, Yiannos Georgiades explores the disputes already transforming the creative economy. Who owns AI-generated work? When does training become exploitation? Can voice, likeness or style be protected? What happens when human creativity is used to build commercial AI systems? And who bears responsibility when AI causes harm?

Drawing on legal developments across Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States and the Middle East, the book explains how different jurisdictions are responding to these questions and why the choices being made today will shape the relationship between human creativity and machine intelligence for years to come.

Rather than presenting AI simply as a threat or an opportunity, Georgiades examines the difficult territory between innovation and protection. He looks at copyright and training data, performer and creator rights, AI-generated content, liability, licensing and the changing responsibilities of creators, companies and technology developers.

Written for creators, rights-holders, professionals and policy-aware readers, Who Owns Your Intelligence Now? offers a practical framework for understanding a legal and creative landscape that is still being written.

AI is here to stay. The question is not whether we stop it, but what rights, choices and control remain ours as it advances.

A co-edition with The Limassol International Book Fair