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AI as an Author: Navigating Copyright Ownership in the Age of Generative AI The emergence of Generative AI certainly brought about a new burst of creativity, such that a person sitting at a keyboard can become a 'creator.' From realistic images of astronauts on unicorns to sophisticated descriptions of complicated subjects, AI accomplishes things we previously believed to be possible for humans alone. However, it has posed a challenge to classical copyright law, a regime craf

Introduction Can sacred rituals, passed down through generations and collectively inherited, be ‘owned’? This is a profound question that...

Introduction Artificial Intelligence has come a long way from its early days as simply a tool for automation. Currently, AI can paint...

“Independent Journalism is vital to our democracy. It is also increasingly rare and valuable.” These were the opening lines of the New...

INTRODUCTION Parody, an art form as old as Aristophanes, raises an interesting tension in copyright law where it conflicts with the idea...

INTRODUCTION In copyright law, the difference between authorship and ownership is a key factor in deciding who actually holds the...

INTRODUCTION: When a playback singer has rights to their song, they may be entitled to a royalty payment. The main issue is whether or...

Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys (K&K) along with its IP Asset Management Practice, IIPRD, are happy to announce that they...

The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in “ INDIAN PERFORMING RIGHTS SOCIETY LTD. Versus. SANJAY DALIA AND ORS”: (2015) 10 SCC 161 and the...

In recent times, music copyrights and their ownership/rights to producers, artists, among other stakeholders, have been under strong...

Background Diego Gomez is a student perusing post graduation in Conservation and Wildlife Management in Costa Rica. Like students of...

Sanyukta Biswas, an intern at Khurana and Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys, looks at the rights of singer, lyricist and composer that...

On 19 March, 2013, in a closely divided 6-3 judgment in Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley,the U.S. Supreme Court held that copyright law could not...

Graphical characters are commercialized in the form of cartoons, posters, food products or merchandises like toys and clothes, to name a...

Every celebrity would agree when we say that stardom comes at a price. Their right to privacy is always threatened with the constant...

Technology seems to have found its place in the courtrooms also, these days. Viacom, an American global mass media company, sued YouTube,...