India: New Technology

Ownership is the cornerstone of intellectual property rights (IPR). It provides legal protection to creators, ensuring that they can derive proprietary benefits from their creations and safeguard...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming brand creation, generating slogans, logos, and even coined names. In India, this phenomenon is reflected in increased interest around AI-generated trademarks...

We are navigating a post-pandemic era with increased use of digital technologies and an unprecedented shift from traditional ways of conducting arbitration proceedings.

As artificial intelligence and machine learning takes centrestage in many business models and customer-centred activities, regulating them to prevent user harm becomes a key prerogative not just at a legislative but a regulatory level.

Indian companies, much like their global counterparts, are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) across internal functions and customer-facing offerings.

Digital piracy encompasses the unauthorised copying, distribution, and consumption of copyrighted digital content. It manifests through various channels, from illegal downloads and streams to sophisticated distribution networks that operate across borders...

The launch of open-source large language models ("LLMs") by Hangzhou DeepSeek Artificial Intelligence Basic Technology Research Co. Ltd. ("DeepSeek")...

As digital protection laws in India prepare to take center stage, the call for recognizing and safeguarding personality rights grows louder. In an era dominated by artificial intelligence...

The Karnataka Stamp (Amendment) Act, 2025 has introduces significant changes to the Karnataka Stamp Act, 1957.