AI: Creator or Copier?

AI Governmence Part 3

Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as one of the biggest game-changers in recent years because of the innovative technologies that it has set forth. AI systems are becoming prominent from healthcare to entertainment now, based on the ability to learn new things, adapt to new situations and most of all the ability to produce […]

Balancing Innovation & Rights: A Copyright Policy Proposal for Ai Training In India

Innovation

PROBLEM STATEMENT The burgeoning Indian AI sector faces a critical test in reconciling the unparalleled technological advancements promised by large language models with the fundamental rights of copyright holders. AI systems may use copyrighted data to train their algorithms and produce original works. Unfettered access to online data, while fuelling innovation and economic growth, risks […]

Copyright Licensing and Competition: The Interface between Copyright and Market Competition

Copyright Licensing

INTRODUCTION The relation between Competition law and IP is dynamic in nature and ever changing so there is growing interest in the relationship between Competition law and Intellectual Property especially because IP protection has expanded globally. The primary concern from the perspective of competition law is the possible violation of competition due to patent/trademark/copyright. These […]

The Tangled Web of Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property Rights

Web and Artificial Intelligence

A new era started with the innovation of Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI systems can produce creative and novel outputs, such as computer programs, innovative ideas and artistic work, music, and other outputs. This digital advancement, raises a difficult legal question: Who is to be deemed as the rightful owner and credit bearer of output produced by […]

Comedic Copyright: Safeguarding Creative Brilliance

Copyright infringement

“Bad Artists Steal, Good Artists Copy” This famous quote from Pablo Picasso defines what creativity and innovation entails in the field of art. However, in comedy, the whole thing is a little shadier as far as joke stealing goes. So welcome to a world where each laugh is a melody while every punch-line can be […]

AI and Copyright Infringement

AI and Copyright

Introduction AI is posing a wide range of moral and legal issues, including whether AI can own copyright for the work it creates. Existing legislation states that AI cannot possess any type of copyright in the work it creates, as only human writers are granted copyright. Recently, In Stephen Thaler v. Comptroller General of Patents […]

Role of Intellectual Property in Entertainment Industry

IPR For Entertainment

Introduction The media and entertainment industry is a broad and ever-evolving domain that includes several industries, including music, cinema, television, fashion, and more. In this sector, intellectual property (IP) regulations are essential for defending the rights of inventors, artists, and producers. A thorough awareness of intellectual property laws is crucial, regardless of your career goals—be […]

Remakes, Reboots and Copyright

Remakes copyright and robots

INTRODUCTION Updates and fre­sh takes on old favourites are a mode­rn staple in the ente­rtainment world. They cleve­rly mix novelty with memories we­ cherish. There’s also the­ puzzle of how copyright rules may shape cre­ativity. How can we respect the­ old while celebrating the­ new and imaginative versions of timeless classics? We unrave­l the delicate […]