In this post, we unpack key features of the revised CRI Guidelines, which were released on July 29, and outline takeaways for inventors.
MeitY’s latest advisory necessitates obtaining government permission before under-testing AI models are made available to users.
With AI already permeating much of human society, it was only a matter of time before the judiciary also adopted it in the sphere of litigation.
With the advent of technology, there is a drastic increase in the use of AI which will have a far-reaching impact in the future.
Generative AI uses “unsupervised” learning algorithms to create synthetic data and has the potential to open a Pandora’s Box of litigation.
Siloed capabilities and solution approaches that worked even five years ago are no longer enough- but that’s perhaps a topic for a future write-up.
The Thaler v. Commissioner of Patents judgement has prompted jurisdictions across the world to re-think the inventive capacity of an AI.
The world is on the threshold of a new breed of technologies, hence it is important for the governments to act with alacrity and vision.
While the potential for metaverse cannot be denied, it is just as important to deliberate upon the grey areas to prevent misuse. Read more.
The article explores the need implement regulatory frameworks to govern the adoption and use of artificial intelligence technology and the competency of the existing laws in the country.
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