03/06/2026
What happens when creativity is no longer only human?
Soon, SADER Legal will publish IP in the Age of AI by Maya Habli, a groundbreaking book that explores one of the most urgent legal questions of our time: how intellectual property can survive, evolve, and protect human creativity in the age of artificial intelligence.
The book is among the first of its kind in the Middle East to examine this rapidly emerging field through a powerful and original narrative approach. It does not simply explain the law; it stages the legal crisis. Through cinematic scenes, regional realities, and forward-looking analysis, the book takes the reader from sacred scripts to artificial scripts, from human authorship to algorithmic creation, from copyright protection to digital cloning, and from platform power to the future of identity itself.
Across its chapters, Maya Habli explores the collapse of traditional authorship, the rise of AI-generated content, the monetization of creativity by platforms, the legal black hole around training data and invisible theft, and the new frontier of voice, likeness, avatars, posthumous presence, and synthetic performers.
At its core, this book asks a question that every creator, lawyer, policymaker, platform, influencer, and cultural institution must now confront:
If AI can imitate the human voice, style, image, and imagination, what remains legally, economically, and morally human?
IP in the Age of AI is not only a book about law.
It is a book about the future of creativity.
Launching soon by SADER Legal.
Maya Habli
