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A Landmark Ruling for AI Training : German Court Rejects Copyright Infringement in AI Data Scraping for Research
A recent German court ruling has made waves in the debate over copyright protection and AI training, with significant implications for both the future of artificial intelligence (AI) and the legal landscape surrounding data usage. The German district court ruled that scraping images from the internet to train AI models does not constitute copyright infringement, […]
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GEN AI: A Threat to the Authenticity and Copyright Protection of Indian Celebs
Introduction The fame that celebrities receive is a reward for their success. However, recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have posed a significant threat to their rights to their own personality. AI is now massively capable of reproducing the image, voice texture, and other unique characteristics of individuals, particularly celebrities. The unscrupulous use of generative […]
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Transformative Shifts: The Impact of AI, Gen AI, and AR on the Media and Entertainment Sector
The media and entertainment sector is currently undergoing a metamorphosis, driven by the emergence of groundbreaking virtual and augmented technologies. As per a PwC study, AI’s impact on this sector could soar to $15.7 trillion by 2030, illustrating the profound influence of AI, Generative AI (Gen AI), and AR on the digital media landscape. AI, […]
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The Rise of Generative AI and the Murky Waters of Copyright Law
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) has opened a treasure trove of opportunities for businesses, but it’s also cast a long shadow of legal uncertainty. Lawmakers and courts are scrambling to catch up, leaving the question of how these sophisticated language models interact with copyright law unanswered. While most copyright infringement lawsuits in this arena focus on […]
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Infringement of Copyright on Tattoos in India
Tattoos have always been a part of self-expression, but the legal quandary regarding who owns the expression and where the right to sue lies, is still a very nascent subject in the Indian jurisdiction. This post aims at seeking, what the Indian position is on the subject. Tattoos have been defined as “a picture or […]
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RECIPES AND THE DILEMMA OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION
Authored By : Tanya Janghel As rightly said by Grant Achatz “Food can be expressive and therefore food can be art” and so it can be protected through Intellectual property laws. We all know the famous trade secrets in the culinary world like the Coca-Cola recipe, KFCs lips smacking fried chicken recipe, and McDonald’s Big Mac special […]
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