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The Balancing Act: AI and the Challenges of Patent Law in the Age of Innovation

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a cornerstone of innovation in today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape. AI has permeated every sector, promising efficiency, accuracy, and unparalleled advancements from healthcare to finance and transportation education. However, as AI continues to push the boundaries of what is possible, it also presents unique challenges to patent law in the age of AI.

US Patent Office: AI is Not Eligible for Patent Protections

The eligibility for copyright protection to AI-generated content is also a contention. According to established copyright law principles, the original creator of a work is recognised as the rightful copyright holder. Regrettably, the existing Copyright Act of 1957 in India does not explicitly address AI-generated works nor acknowledges artificial intelligence as an author, further contributing to the complexities surrounding copyright eligibility in AI-generated content. 

How AI is Revolutionizing the Music Industry’s Approach to Copyright Law

The eligibility for copyright protection to AI-generated content is also a contention. According to established copyright law principles, the original creator of a work is recognised as the rightful copyright holder. Regrettably, the existing Copyright Act of 1957 in India does not explicitly address AI-generated works nor acknowledges artificial intelligence as an author, further contributing to the complexities surrounding copyright eligibility in AI-generated content. 

The Ethics of AI and Intellectual Property: A Discussion on Fair Use and Innovation

The outcomes generated by artificial intelligence (AI) systems may or may not transgress intellectual property laws, with the abovementioned methodologies not imposing any inherent obligation. Assuming the absence of a copyright breach during the input phase, such systems can engender entirely novel works of art devoid of preexistence and, therefore, do not contravene copyright statutes.  

Increased Use of AI in Pharmaceutical and Drug Industry Questions Patentability Status

Increased Use of AI in Pharmaceutical and Drug Industry Questions Patentability Status

The Express Pharma first published this article Increasing usage of AI in every sector  The main reason for the increasing popularity of Artificial intelligence (AI) is that it develops programs or models resembling human deduction or reasoning. A subset of AI known as “machine learning” uses algorithms trained on vast amounts of data to enable […]

AI in Pharmaceutical Production: Is India Ready For That?

Artificial intelligence is successfully crossing one level after another in its test of utility, especially in science and innovation. AI is speeding up the process by collecting and accessing the information, drastically minimising the time in drug discovery. It also plays an essential role in checking the prices of new treatments. Developing a new drug […]

Indian Copyright Registration To AI Artwork

AI-generated Artwork With AI-generated art booming, the Indian Copyright Office is perplexed. Artificial intelligence may produce art independently without the creative input of humans. Following the Indian Copyright Act, these works are considered “computer-generated works.” In 1995, computer-generated works were included in the category of works, most likely when AI was not producing art. The […]

Can AI powered tools detect and prevent intellectual property infringement in India?

Since its birth at Dartmouth College in 1956, artificial intelligence (AI) has advanced significantly, evolving from a simple tool to a collaborative force reshaping industries and professions. This article focuses on AI’s transformational impact in modifying the Intellectual Property (IP) practice and its administration. AI is changing the landscape of creations and discoveries. Also igniting […]

AI in IP: Combating The Grey Areas

In the present world, one must proactively protect the company’s IP. This can be begun by researching the different types of IP protection available, such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights, or you may also consult with the IPR lawyers to ensure that the company’s IP is protected in every manner.

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