- Published on July 3, 2025
- In AI Features
Generative AI Needs Its iTunes Moment for AI Copyright
“An author takes five years to publish a book. ChatGPT takes under one second to read it and another second to start responding to questions.”
Image by Nalini Nirad
- By Ankush Das
The tussle between breaking copyright and enforcing it has long existed before the advent of AI. However, it may have become worse without guardrails, as AI services take over the digital world.
There are various privacy and copyright laws worldwide, but none specifically address how AI utilises copyrighted content. Whether it should store the data, check for copyrights, or not care about copyrights at all.
Current frameworks, such as the GDPR or India’s DPDP Act, are useful for safeguarding personal data. But when it comes to intellectual property, Rishi Agarwal, co-founder and CEO of TeamLease Regtech, told AIM, “I don't think GDPR, DPDP or any one of these laws are primed to deal with issues of this nature.”
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Ankush Das
I am a tech aficionado and a computer science graduate with a keen interest in AI, Coding, Open Source, Global SaaS, and Cloud. Have a tip? Reach out to ankush.das@aimmediahouse.com
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