Centre's AI and Copyright Committee Falls Silent, Second Paper Months Overdue

The Centre's AI and copyright committee has failed to deliver a second working paper on artificial intelligence and copyright matters, which was originally scheduled for release in February this year. The delayed document has yet to be prepared, leaving stakeholders waiting for government guidance on this emerging policy area.

The committee's silence comes as India grapples with growing concerns over AI's impact on intellectual property rights and copyright protections. The absence of a clear policy framework has left the industry and legal experts uncertain about how the government plans to address the intersection of AI technology and copyright law.