For the creation of questions, answers, improvement steps, and so on, PRAIORITIZE relies on GPT3.5 from OpenAI. This is so-called "generative artificial intelligence". OpenAI employs a language model with which such content is created. To quote OpenAI:
"While the content generated may be protected by copyright, the AI will not own it. Indeed, under European (and US) law, A.I. cannot hold copyright, as it cannot be recognised as an author and does not have the legal personality which is a pre-requisite for owning (intangible) assets.
Therefore, ChatGPT cannot own what it writes as it is “just” an artificial intelligence. However, it elaborates answers from the information that it has gathered in its database and therefore is creating a new answer, even if it is based on an existing piece of information. This answer may be protectable by copyright – but this depends on whether it can be considered as a “work” in the first place – something expressing the creative choices of its author.
On this topic it is important to know that the question of ownership and authorship of AI-generated works is not fully settled by the law yet, and as a “hot topic” may evolve in the years to come depending on regulatory changes and case law. For now, it seems that artists / creators who use AI to support their creative process may be able to claim ownership of the work if it reflects their choices and creativity. On the other hand, a generic command such as “write a love song” would end up in ChatGPT generating a love song text without any real creative choices originating from the user – in such cases the existence of copyright or of a “work” in the sense of copyright law is quite doubtful."
So, legally speaking, there is little intellectual property to claim. Hence, we strongly recommend users register their IP in other ways. These different ways also on the legal situation in your country.