While some called the order 'consequential', others warned that it could open the door to recognising non-human authorship, making legal remedies available to non-human entities.
Interim injunction will hinder AI growth and more particularly of any LLMs developed in India due to its 'adverse impact on public interest', says court.
Saregama and Ilaiyaraaja had already been fighting over the Tamil song En Iniya Pon Nilave, and in January last year the Delhi High Court ruled in Saregama's favour.
Original content, including speeches, articles, and published works, can be replicated with alarming ease by AI. Indian Copyright Act 1957 must rise to the challenge.
There is 'growing recognition that creator rights are fundamental to entertainment sector & can't be treated as optional', but there's a long way to go, experts say.
From rejected claims in US to fresh arguments in India, Thaler’s DABUS case underlines the legal issues surrounding AI-generated intellectual property.
Case arose when Padma Shri awardee Ustad Faiyaz Wasifuddin Dagar moved approached the court saying the song had been copied from his father and uncle’s composition, Shiva Stuti.
Columbia Law School professor Timothy Wu, referring to a copyright dispute in the US, had said ‘if the underlying art is recognisable in the new art, then you have got a problem’.
In a seminal work, former military officers Lt. Gen. D.S. Hooda & Lt. Col. Pavithran Rajan put forth a framework to approach cognitive warfare, called Socio-Technical-Cognitive Battlespace.
India, China and Russia share more contradictions than congruence. Each has a different worldview, as also a different adversary. The rude fact is that BRICS is the most irrelevant of all such groupings.
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