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Justice Gautam Patel discusses the evolving challenges AI poses to copyright and trademark laws, unpacks crucial questions on fair use, deepfakes, and AI-driven creativity at the 5th Professor Shamnad Basheer Memorial Lecture.

The renowned composer issued a legal notice for allegedly using a song he composed without first obtaining his permission, bringing the question of intellectual property and fair use into the spotlight.

In a high-profile copyright dispute, the Bombay High Court has directed YouTuber Gaurav Taneja, popularly known as "Flying Beast," to remove two videos from his channel after Castrol India Ltd. accused him of copyright infringement. Justice Riyaz Chagla issued the interim order on December 4, 2024, siding with Castrol India in the ongoing legal tussle.

In a landmark moment for fans of classic comics and creators alike, beloved comic book characters Popeye and Tintin will officially enter the public domain in the United States on January 1, 2025. This means that these iconic figures can be used, modified, and reimagined freely without requiring consent or payment of royalties to their original copyright holders.