Harsh Gour

On March 18, 2025, the Delhi High Court will continue hearing a copyright infringement case filed by Asian News International against OpenAI for allegedly using ANI’s content to train ChatGPT. Four intervenors, two amici curiae and a litigation for the coming ages - here is all you need to know about what is at stake.

As the global west and emerging economies obsess over DeepSeek’s disruptive commercial popularity in the AI development space, the more value laden considerations of privacy and ethics cannot be brushed under the rug

As the Paris AI Action Summit starts on February 10, 2025, the EU’s exemplary record on regulating AI and data protection must be taken as an aspirational standard by India

Recently in Isha Foundation’s case, the Delhi HC directed Google, X Corp and Meta to pull down a video defaming Jaggi Vasudev, bringing focus to a larger debate: To what extent should platforms be pulled in as co-defendants for simply providing the venue?

With just over 25,000 judges for 1.4 billion, India’s overburdened judicial system could learn from Germany how deep collaboration between courts and AI developers could improve case management and pattern analysis

According to information available with The Leaflet, the matter has been adjourned till 1 July 2025

Character Technologies Inc., and tech giants Google and its parent company Alphabet Inc. face a disturbing case in the Eastern District of Texas of allowing their chatbot to manipulate children emotionally and mentally.

The lessons from the EU’s revised directive offer a solid foundation for India to develop a legal framework that embraces innovation without compromising safety, accountability and fairness, writes Harsh Gour.

The initiative is hoped to be the potential beginning of a Golden Age for US technological progress, with far-reaching effects on global innovation and regulatory frameworks, writes Harsh Gour.

Donald Trump’s return to power has coincided with a major policy shift at Meta, with truth becoming community-based rather than independent of public opinion, explains Harsh Gour.

The new AI policy is rigorous, codifying AI’s use as an assisting tool in our courtrooms. But how far can India’s courts go without robust digital infrastructure, judicial education, and focussed investments by the Supreme Court and BCI?

India’s first lawsuit against the use of copyrighted material to train an AI chatbot has all the makings of a landmark case, writes Harsh Gour.