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Delhi High Court issues summons to OpenAI after ANI alleges copyright violation by ChatGPT | https://lnkd.in/eddithJe #AI #copyrightviolation #infringement #ChatGPT #OpenAI #IPR #ArtificialIntelligence #SueAI

This is the first case in Canada, a similar suit was filed in the US last year. The boundaries of what ChatGPT can use for its learning/training system is bound to bump into copyright and intellectual property rights. Interesting to see how the courts handle this new case. #ChatGPT #canada #lawsuit #rights #AI

The OpenAI-Johansson dispute highlights a critical gap in our legal framework: the inadequacy of copyright law in addressing AI-generated content. Historically, the ambiguities within copyright law have often benefited corporations with the resources to navigate it while leaving individual creators and many and SMB's vulnerable. As AI blurs the lines between ownership and authorship, these same ambiguities now pose challenges to those who once exploited them. This case underscores the urgent need for legal reform to keep pace with technological advancements. Without clear guidelines, AI threatens to further tip the scales against individual creators who cannot afford costly litigation. The future of AI hinges on establishing robust legal protections that safeguard the rights of all creators, regardless of their resources, striking a balance between innovation and responsibility, and ensuring that technology serves society equitably and ethically. Frye highlights the uncertainty in this area: “But copyright law would be unlikely to play a role for Johansson, as one cannot copyright a voice. It would be right of publicity.” Frye is also uncertain how any case might play out, noting that right of publicity is a fairly “esoteric” area of law. There are no federal right-of-publicity laws in the United States, only a patchwork of state statutes. “It’s a mess,” he says. #AIGeneratedContent #CopyrightLaw #LegalReform #DigitalRights #Innovation #AIethics #IntellectualProperty #RightOfPublicity #TechLaw #CreativeRights #FutureOfAI #LegalFramework #EthicalAI #DigitalCreativity https://lnkd.in/gnWmSuiC

The lawsuits will be a milestone in the development of jurisprudence regarding intersection of technological advancement in the field of generative artificial intelligence and legal framework protecting the intellectual property rights of of the authors. "A ruling against OpenAI might establish stricter obligations for AI developers to obtain licenses, leading to enhanced copyright enforcement but potentially hindering innovation," said Ankit Rajgarhia, Principal Associate, Karanjawala & Co. https://lnkd.in/gnKaaktv #lawsuits #AI #licenses #copyright #ruling #framework #legal #enforcement #infringment #karanjawala

India is set for a first-of-a-kind lawsuit against OpenAI, a large language model platform. Our Managing Partner, Alay Razvi shares his comments with The Economic Times in an article titled, “Will India's lawsuit against OpenAI redefine copyright laws for AI?" Read more at : https://lnkd.in/gYX-7UPS #knowledgesharing #opinion #ipr #AI #lawfirm

India is set for a first-of-a-kind lawsuit against OpenAI, a large language model platform. Our Partner, Shimpy Arman Sharma shares her comments with The Economic Times in an article titled, “Will India's lawsuit against OpenAI redefine copyright laws for AI?" Read more at : https://lnkd.in/gYX-7UPS #knowledgesharing #opinion #ipr #AI #lawfirm

Lol...the push to digitize everything. To later feed AI and put everyone out of work after training the models. AI does make things up sometimes I have noticed but I do to, I have noticed. 2025 = trending search terms = AI Copyright Lawsuit. I guess it's fine if they push out UBI but they are thinning the heard for many decades now instead and just freaking everyone out. Copyright could have been adapted to a new model because ultimately everything just became owned by non-living entities called the company which wasn't the sole purpose. A flat wage to get rid of the crooks in the middle. The companies really just serve as a new kind of crook in this way, just dressed up real nice in legal speak. Instead of worker rights you have worker intimidation, sign away your rights for a job, don't piss off the manager, go along with corruption to get along, illicit trade pass thru is fine...no adults in the modern world. https://lnkd.in/eSpNQupY

Indian news agency ANI sued OpenAI in Delhi High Court, alleging ChatGPT's training used copyrighted news content without authorization. This landmark case questions AI's fair use of data, raising concerns about copyright infringement and impacting AI development in India. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/gEbGSfum #ETLegalWorld

Is India’s existing Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) regime and Copyright Act well-equipped to tackle the perils of AI? I spoke to legal experts to dig deeper and find out if there’s a need to revisit the legislation and more Happy reading !