"Copyright and Artificial Intelligence: Positioning AI as a Tool, Not a Creator"is a critical thinking book that comprehensively discusses the legal position of artificial intelligence (AI) in the realm of intellectual property, particularly copyright. Written by Muhammad Ari Pratomo, an advocate and writer who understands both legal practice and the dynamics of digital technology, this book explains logically, scientifically, and sharply that although AI is able to assist in the process of creating works, it is not a legal subject to claim the status of creator. This book consists of 15 chapters which systematically examine: • Basic understanding of copyright and characteristics of AI, • The position of AI in creative worlds such as art, music, and writing, • The clash between human creativity and machine algorithms, • National and international case studies on the rejection of the status of “AI as creator”, • Analysis from the perspective of positive law, ethics, and philosophy, • Policy recommendations and legal protection strategies for human creators, • The affirmation that protecting copyright means protecting human dignity. With a multidisciplinary approach and based on the principle of fair law, this book positions AI as a powerful tool, but it still cannot replace humans as true creators. This book is not only essential reading for legal and technology circles, but also serves as an ethical and legal manifesto for defending the rights of human creators amidst the massive digital revolution.