The field of intellectual property is experiencing the greatest evolution compared to any other area of law. The internet, artificial intelligence, 3D printing, virtual and augmented reality, blockchain technology, and NFTs have brought about profound changes. This collective work, which is updated with the latest amendments of Law 5179/2025, provides a detailed interpretation of Law 2121/1993 concerning intellectual and related rights, while also addressing critical questions that concern us all.

Can someone use my article or book to train an artificial intelligence system?

Is a text I created with the help of ChatGPT protected, and who holds the rights?

Can libraries and archives freely digitize works from their collections and lend them electronically to the public?

To what extent can I use a painting without the permission of the artist to make a collage?

Do I need to pay for performing music in my store, or will I face penalties, and what are they?

I found my photograph being sold online on t-shirts. What can I do to stop it?

I have transferred my rights to the producer of the film, but I find that clips from the film in which I star have been used in a terrible advertising spot. Can I do something?

Google News uses excerpts from articles of my online newspaper. Does it have to pay?

Someone uploaded my text to Facebook without my permission. Can I request that it be removed?

Can I place hyperlinks to videos provided on third-party websites?

The book offers answers to questions that concern lawyers, judges, researchers, students, professionals in the field (musicians, actors, singers, authors, painters, publishers, composers, lyricists, directors, film or recording producers, broadcasters, libraries, museums, collective management organizations, IT companies, platform owners or administrators, etc.), law enforcement agencies, and lawmakers.