IP And Trademarks 25 July 2026
India Copyright Rulings
The Delhi High Court has ruled that OpenAI can use copyrighted content to train ChatGPT, dismissing allegations of copyright infringement. This decision marks a significant judicial ruling on the intersection of artificial intelligence and copyright law in India. The court stated that an injunction against ChatGPT would hurt Indian AI development and its users. Additionally, the Puri temple has trademarked several sacred terms to protect its brand and intellectual property.
The Delhi High Court has made a significant ruling on the use of copyrighted content to train AI models like ChatGPT. *OpenAI* can use retrieved copyrighted works to train its large language models without infringing on copyright laws. The decision was made in response to a plea filed by *ANI* in November 2024, alleging copyright infringement on two counts.
- The court stated that an injunction against *ChatGPT* would hurt Indian AI development and its users.
- The *Puri temple* has also taken steps to protect its intellectual property by trademarking several sacred terms.
- The move is intended to prevent the misuse of the temple's name and logo.
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