When AI Gets it Wrong: Rethinking Authorship and Liability in the Age of Machine Learning
Introduction With the technology ever evolving, there has been a recent increase in reliance on artificial intelligence in professional settings that has begun to force law to confront a very important question: when AI generates false or fabricated content, who bears responsibility? The recent incident involving Deloitte, where a government-commissioned report made by an AI […]
Digital Ownership: A Legal Reflection
As technology advances, transforming artistic expressions like games into vast databases has sparked debates on issues such as corporate control, contractual justice, and consumer privacy concerns regarding modern digital users. The Nature of Digital Ownership The shutdown of an online game renders its content inaccessible even after purchasing rights, which conflicts with the contemporary notions […]
Technology, Media, and Telecom Regulations: AI Governance Trends for 2025
Introduction The regulation of artificial intelligence in the technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) industry is currently being remodeled at breakneck speed with the aim of balancing technological change with principled stewardship of ethics. The modern regulatory systems are characterized by a paradoxical dualism: they are both more fragmented in their scope, but also assume an […]
Navigating the New Frontier: India’s Revised Cri Guidelines 2025
INTRODUCTION Innovation thrives when frameworks evolve alongside technology and India’s recent update to its patent examination guidelines for computer-related inventions (CRIs) underscores this principle. Released on 29 July 2025, the revised guidelines promise to transform the landscape for patenting AI, ML, blockchain, quantum technologies, and more in India. The journey began with the release of the […]
Semiconductor Innovation Under Siege: Insights from the Qualcomm-Arm Conflict
Currently, semiconductors act as the foundation for advancements in the technological field such as smartphone chips, solar panels, in automotive systems and provide sophisticated data facilities. This industry is highly competitive due to its nature of competitiveness and innovation-driven ideas and requires numerous complex Intellectual Property (“IP”) agreements which balance technical collaboration with secure protection […]
Understanding Domain Names and Cybersquatting
A trademark is a graphical representation of a brand’s identity; it acts as a source identifier that distinguishes one trader’s goods or services from another’s. In the online world, domain names often embody trademarks. They act as identifiers, enabling consumers to associate a web address with a specific brand. For example, well-known domain names like […]
Regulatory Challenges and Opportunities in Cryptocurrency: A Comparative Study of India and the U.S.
IAMAI v. RBI and SEC v. Ripple Labs, two cases from different contexts of law, ponder questions at the bedrock of what cryptocurrency is, and just how far the writ of regulatory authority reaches. In IAMAI, the Indian Supreme Court firmly impresses this principle of proportionality: the act of regulation should be proportionate to demonstrated […]
State Sovereignty: Conceptual Theories and its Types?
Bodin argued that sovereignty is indivisible and absolute and that it should be concentrated in a single, unified authority within the state. The work of Grotius demonstrated, at the same time, recognition that such international law existed, but he confined sovereign power within a state with its own laws. On the other hand, Hobbes built, […]
Virtual Reality Innovations and Applications: Bridging Technology and Real-World Impact
Virtual reality technology innovations and applications Virtual reality technology has dramatically changed the face of many industries with its numerous applications. Virtual reality offers a 360-degree video and exciting storytelling, bringing gamification and entertainment. Virtual reality enhances the process of learning in training and education by offering virtual classrooms and educational simulations. The use of […]
Google’s acquisition of Double click: A boom or bane?
Background of the acquisition Google is the world’s most popular search engine. It also has the largest video hosting service on YouTube and various facilities like a web browser, meeting software (g-meet), email (g-mail), maps (Google Maps), etc. The main source of its profits however is through advertising. DoubleClick was a company founded by Kevin […]