Intellectual property

AI Training Opt-Outs Reinforce Global Power Asymmetries

-Kushagra Tiwari* Abstract This paper highlights how AI training data opt-out mechanisms reinforce global inequalities by consolidating...

The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Intellectual Property Rights: A Case for Reform in Indian Patent Law by “Innovative Oversight” Approach

-Harshal Chhabra* and Arihant Sethia** Abstract This article examines the intricate relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and...

Whose Personality is it Anyway?

-Akshat Agarwal* and Aditya Bhargava** Abstract In this piece, we explore the inconsistencies in the Indian jurisprudence on personality...

Balancing Indian Copyright Law with AI-Generated Content: The ‘Significant Human Input’ Approach

-Harshal Chhabra* and Kanishk Gaurav Pandey** Abstract This post explores the complexities of copyright law in India in relation to...

Securing Privacy without Monopoly in India: Juxtaposing Interoperability With Indian Data Protection

-Cory Doctorow, Dhruv Jain, Kshitij Goyal, Sarthak Wadhwa* Abstract The privacy harms of internet market concentration are extensive and...

Ownership In Non-Personal Data: A Perspective From Copyright Law

In the past few years following the Indian Supreme Court’s 2017 decision upholding the right to privacy, the Indian Government has pursued t

Using NFTs For Intellectual Property Transactions

NFTs or Non-fungible tokens are units of data stored in the form of a digital ledger, recorded on a blockchain that represents files like vi

Personality Rights and NFTs: Another Intellectual Property Law Conflict?

What is the NFT buzz all about? NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) are the talk of the town, especially amongst the digital and the IP community.

Reconciling the Non-Personal Data Framework with Database Protection in India - Part I

About the author: Muskan Tibrewala is a 5th year law student at Jindal Global Law School. Their research interests are technology law,...

Reconciling the Non-Personal Data Framework with Database Protection in India - Part II

About the author: Muskan Tibrewala is a 5th year law student at Jindal Global Law School. Their research interests are technology law,...

End to End Encryption - A safe haven for Copyright Infringers

About the author: The Author is a third year law student from Jindal Global Law School, and is currently pursuing his B.A. LL.B. (Hons.)....

Fortnite's Courtroom Dance-off

About the authors: Sauhard Alung and Anurupa Mukherjee, are students of Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur. The last year...

Will making a parody land you in Copyright trouble?

Sahil Malhotra On 13 March 2019, the European Parliament passed the European Union Directive on Copyright in the Single Market Article 13...