As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more prevalent in the world of art and literature, it is natural for artists and authors to have concerns about how it may impact their work and careers. While AI has the potential to offer many benefits to creative professionals, there are also valid concerns about its potential negative impacts. One major concern for artists and authors is the fear of being replaced by AI. Some may worry that AI tools will be able to create works of art or literature that are indistinguishable from those created by humans, leading to the potential for widespread unemployment in the creative industries. While it is true that AI has the potential to automate certain tasks, it is important to remember that it is not yet capable of fully replacing the unique perspectives and experiences that humans bring to their work.

"With the emergence of the Internet it has become easy and quick for anyone who creates something to get their work to the target audience. Now it takes only a few minutes for our work to have universal reach. The Internet comes not only accompanied by advantages. As everything in life it has its is advantages and entails of attention. As it provides quick reach, it also allows for copying and misusing the works a creator makes available. In our work we will address Intellectual Property in the national context, of which we will carry out a scientific study, analyzing how its protection is done and whether there is concern from both the competent authorities and our artists and authors.