No Right to Be Seen: IndiaMart, ChatGPT, and the Limits of Platform Visibility

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In the case of IndiaMart InterMesh Limited v. OpenAI Inc. and Others, the court dealt with a new kind of commercial grievance. IndiaMart did not complain about data collection or scraping. It complained that ChatGPT did not show IndiaMart links in response to user queries in the way IndiaMart wanted them to be shown. The court refused to convert that grievance into a legal right to visibility.

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Could an advanced Chat GPT be ‘the person skilled in the art’ for patent prosecution?

This article examines whether an advanced ChatGPT could fulfil the role of ‘person skilled in the art’ for patent prosecution in India. It analyses the legal definition and the potential for AI to support or transform patent examination.

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