NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR ADVANCEMENT IN THE FIELD OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW

Abstract

This study analyzed the adaptation of intellectual property law to the challenges of new technologies. The objective was to understand how legais systems protect creators' rights in a globalized digital environment, exploring the evolution of the concept of property, technological challenges, and existing legal and regulatory strategies. The methodology employed was qualitative bibliographic research, which analyzed articles, books, national and international legislation, and reports from organizations such as WIPO. The critical and comparative approach allowed for a comprehensive view of the topic. The results indicate that intellectual property, essential for innovation and development, faces threats such as online piracy and data breaches. In response, legislation continually adapts, driven by agreements such as TRIPs and by tools such as patents, trademark registrations, and copyrights. New technologies, such as blockchain, emerge as promising solutions for the management and protection of intellectual property. The study concludes that constant legislative updates and the adoption of interdisciplinary strategies are essential to balance the protection of creators with access to information and technological advancement in the digital age.