AI technology has the ability to create original works that were previously thought to be the sole domain of human creativity. AI-generated works are often indistinguishable from human-created works, leading to questions about who owns the copyright to such works. Additionally, the use of AI technology in the creative industry has raised concerns about the infringement of existing copyrighted works, as AI technology can easily reproduce and modify existing works. This paper aims to critically analyze the copyright issues that arise in the era of AI. The paper will examine the current state of copyright law in relation to AI technology, including the challenges and opportunities presented by AI-generated works. It will also explore the legal implications of AI-generated works on copyright ownership, infringement, and fair use.The paper will adopt a doctrinal legal research approach, analyzing and interpreting relevant statutes, case law, and legal commentary. It will also draw on the insights of copyright experts and scholars to provide a comprehensive analysis of the copyright issues in the era of AI. This paper seeks to contribute to the ongoing discourse on copyright law and AI technology. It is hoped that the findings of this research will provide valuable insights to policymakers, legal practitioners, and other stakeholders in the creative industry.