As the Korean Wave continues around the world, the scope of K-content is also expanding to webtoons and food. In addition, the growth of the digital industry due to the development of various information and communication technologies is creating different added values by spreading K-contents around the world. In the same way, the issue of copyright infringement due to the illegal distribution of K-contents is also emerging as a major social problem and a criminal act. Therefore, it is time to come up with various solutions to solve this problem. Currently, Korean culture is becoming a global culture such as K-dramas, K-pop, and K-webtoons in combination with media technology. Therefore, if the copyright technology protection system using artificial intelligence is transferred to ODA countries to prevent the illegal distribution of such K-contents, it will be possible to create a lot of added value both domestically and internationally. On its part, the Korean government has established the "Technology Transfer and Commercialization Promotion Plan" to promote national growth through market expansion and innovative technology expansion. Therefore, when technology transfer is applied to the field of intellectual property, including copyright, it is expected to have a lot of economic value. Accordingly, this study sought to suggest a way to protect copyright by transferring copyright protection technology to overseas countries. Accordingly, selection criteria were developed to select technology transfer countries. The Philippines, Vietnam, and India were derived as the optimal technology transfer countries. These countries are Asian countries with a long history with Korea, achieve continuous economic development, and also make up the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF). In this study, ODA support was proposed as a way to transfer copyright protection technology using artificial intelligence technology to these countries. Additionally, technology transfer forms and processes appropriate for the social, economic, and cultural circumstances of these countries were presented. Through this, as Korean Wave culture spreads globally, Korea's cultural industry can be expected to continue to grow through collaboration.