NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India has set up a panel to review if existing copyright law is sufficient to tackle AI-related disputes, an official memo showed, at a time when OpenAI faces legal challenges ...

This article analyses the challenges of protecting engineering or technical drawings that are likely to be transformed into a product. Should such as drawing be ...

Last month, a group of digital news publishers in India sought to join a case filed by news agency ANI in the Delhi High Court accusing the US firm OpenAI of misusing material to which they own the ...

The only way to handle online copyright infringement is for countries such as India to become harmonised with international frameworks, argue Jatin Trivedi and Nakul ...

This article was first published on the website of Saikrishna & Associates on 23rd May 2024 and has been cross-posted here with permission. You can read the original ...

This is an Insight article, written by a selected contributor as part of WTR's co-published content. Read more on Insight India finds itself at a legislative crossroads as generative Artificial ...

Counsel say that the Indian Copyright Office lost numerous records after its transfer to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, leaving them in a quandary Six years ...

A US district court recently held that using purchased copyrighted works for AI model training is within the scope of the US copyright law. The decision came in a court case between Anthropic and a ...

The memo, which is not public, said the commerce ministry set up a panel of eight experts last month to examine issues related to AI and their implications for India's copyright law. The experts have ...