Summary
Contains one of the most explicit AI/copyright statutory regimes identified: human creative contribution is required for copyright in AI-assisted works; qualifying prompts may be protected; training is excluded from specified educational/scientific free-use rules; rightsholders can express a machine-readable prohibition on training; and synthetic AI results are subject to marking/disclosure rules.
Relevant provisions
Arts. 21-23, 27 and related machine-readable-form provisions.
Does not cover
Article 23(4) uses unusual statutory wording about forms of use and should be reproduced/translated cautiously rather than paraphrased as a conventional licence rule.
Legislative timeline
Entry into force: Kazakhstan AI Law became operative after its statutory commencement period.
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