Algorithmic Artistry: Reconciling Generative AI, Authorship, And Copyright In The Indian Music Industry
IJLLR Journal
Chelsy Mehta, National Law Institute University, Bhopal ABSTRACT This paper dives into the tough questions generative artificial intelligence(AI) raises for India’s copyright system, particularly in music. It contends that the Copyright Act of 1957, rooted in human notions of ‘author’ and ‘originality’, falls short when dealing with AI-created tunes. By examining key legal clauses, Indian rulings like the RAGHAV mess and the unfolding ANI v OpenAI battle, plus lessons from abroad, it unravels...