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Implications Of Copyright Law On Deepfakes Contributor: Parth Sarthi Garg An age of extraordinary imagination and ease has been brought about by the development of artificial intelligence (AI). Artificial intelligence (AI)-generated material is pushing the limits of what we previously believed possible, from startlingly accurate art to remarkably lifelike synthetic media. But in the middle […]

Harmony in IP laws Contributor: Satyam Jain Intellectual Property laws play a crucial role in fostering innovation, protecting creativity, and encouraging economic growth. As the global economy becomes increasingly interconnected, understanding the harmonies and disparities in IP laws across nations becomes imperative. This article delves into the similarities and differences in IP laws worldwide, with

Galactic Patents: Legal Complexities of Protecting Patents for Extra-terrestrial Instruments Contributor: Aaditya Bajpai The perspective of operations in outer space has seen a metamorphosis, with its main focus evolving from governmental monopoly and patriotic pride to commercialization by private businesses. Now decades after the first flight into outer space, the entirety of the cosmos has

Ethical Considerations of Patented AI Autonomous Driving Technology Contributor: Pooja Shrivastava Navigating the Ethical Landscape of Patented AI in Autonomous Vehicles As autonomous vehicle (AV) technology continues to evolve, the ethical considerations surrounding patented AI innovations have become increasingly intricate. The convergence of AI, autonomous driving, and patent law introduces numerous challenges that must be

Cybersquatting And Trademark Issues: An Analysis With Reference To India Contributor: Akshay Agarwal Cybersquatting is a malicious practice in which individuals or entities register domain names that are confusingly similar to well-known trademarks with the intent to profit from the goodwill associated with those trademarks. This practice has gained prominence with the growth of the

Copyright in Webinars and Workshops Contributor: Naman Priyadarshi Copyright is a kind of intellectual property since it safeguards the creator’s original concept. Software, artwork, a design, an image, or a journal paper including research might all be examples of the notion. In contrast to a patent, copyright requires no expenditure to acquire and preserve it.

Concerns of Copyrights in the Music Industry Contributor: Karanam LBP Kruthika Music, a string that connects people across boundaries and languages, is driven by originality and innovation. However, behind the memorable melodies and captivating shows is a complex legal framework known as copyrights. These copyrights protect the works of musicians, lyricists, and producers, guaranteeing them

Can Tattoos Be Given Copyright? Exploring the Intersection of Artistic Expression and Intellectual Property Law Contributor: Kirti Goel Tattoos have become an increasingly prevalent form of artistic expression in contemporary society. From intricate designs adorning bodies to bold statements of individuality, tattoos hold both cultural and personal significance for countless individuals. The ability to protect

Can AI as an Inventor hold Patent? Exploring the challenges of determining patent ownership for inventions produced by AI; considering authorship, creativity, and potential legal loopholes. Contributor: Arushi Singh The dilemma of whether AI can have Patent rights, particularly as an inventor, is a complex question, because Intellectual Property Laws have been created in such

Articficial Intelligence and Intellectual Property Rights Contributor: Jhanvi Jain Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative technology with significant implications for intellectual property rights (IPR). The intersection of AI and IPR raises various legal and ethical challenges, including patentability, copyright, trade secrets, data protection, and the need for regulatory frameworks to govern AI-related inventions