The DPIIT consultation paper ‘One Nation One License One Payment’ proposes a hybrid blanket licence–royalty framework for AI training on copyrighted works in India. This post sets out the proposed mechanism, key stakeholder positions and the timeline for filing comments with DPIIT.
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AI, Copyrights, and Libraries
Libraries exist to promote access to knowledge, but copyright law regulates and sometimes restricts that access. As artificial intelligence enters the picture, the balance becomes even more complex. AI offers libraries the power to catalogue, preserve, and deliver content faster and more efficiently than ever before, but it also raises questions about training data, ownership of outputs, and potential copyright infringement.
This article explains how Indian copyright law applies to libraries, what exceptions protect them, and why AI can be both an opportunity and a risk. It also sets out practical steps libraries can take — from policy frameworks to risk assessments — to embrace AI responsibly and continue their mission of serving education, research, and culture.
Read more about AI, Copyrights, and LibrariesAI Law and Regulation by Jon M Garon: A Highly Recommended Read
In his book Artificial Intelligence Law and Regulation in a Nutshell, Professor Jon M Garon lays out how legal systems are responding to the rise of AI. The book is clear, practical, and highly relevant. With permission, we are sharing Chapter 9, which outlines a future facing roadmap for AI regulation. This book is a must read for anyone working with or impacted by AI.
Read more about AI Law and Regulation by Jon M Garon: A Highly Recommended ReadUS Court Affirms Human Authorship Requirement for Copyright Protection
In this order, the US Court of Appeals confirmed that only human authors can claim copyright protection under the 1976 Act. It rejected Dr. Stephen Thaler’s application for an AI-generated artwork, ruling that machines like his Creativity Machine are tools, not authors.
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Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala explores the challenges and trends in artificial intelligence patents, with particular attention to India’s legal and patent office landscape. The article provides an objective analysis of patentability, inventorship, and policy gaps in AI innovation.
Read more about Artificial Intelligence (AI) Inventions and PatentsWIPO gears up to appoint its 5th Director General, IP5 discuss New Emerging Technologies and Artificial Intelligence and other patent news
The article presents key patent news, including WIPO’s forthcoming Director General appointment and IP5’s focus on emerging technologies and AI. It also reviews major patent disputes, industry collaborations, and recent developments in global patent activity.
Read more about WIPO gears up to appoint its 5th Director General, IP5 discuss New Emerging Technologies and Artificial Intelligence and other patent newsPatent News: India ranks 13th in international patent filings, WIPO calls for comments on Artificial Intelligence and IP Policy and more
India has secured the 13th position in international patent filings, with notable legal developments in patent disputes and global policy updates. WIPO’s invitation for comments on AI and IP policy and the launch of new patent systems reflect dynamic changes in the IP landscape.
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Burn Rate by Prof Jon M Garon is a gripping crime and technology thriller set in Silicon Valley, exploring AI and legal dilemmas. The novel offers insightful commentary on corporate, ethical, and intellectual property issues, making it a recommended read for the IP community.
Read more about Burn Rate, a gripping and insightful novel by Prof Jon M. GaronAI named as inventor in patent, AI to be inducted in Patent Office’s operations, 3M versus Saint-Gobain and more
The bulletin examines Indian patent data, the induction of AI in patent processes, and global legal updates including AI as an inventor. It includes notable cases and legislative changes, providing a structured legal overview. Insights are curated by the patent team at BananaIP Counsels.
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The article analyses intellectual property risks of using open source software in AI-powered automobiles. It focuses on licensing, patent risks, and evolving models in the automotive sector, offering insights into compliance and industry practices.
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