DPIIT Proposes Mandatory Blanket Licence For AI Training

A committee under India's Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has proposed a mandatory blanket licence allowing AI developers to train models on any legally accessible copyrighted work. The proposal removes creators' ability to opt out while granting them statutory remuneration through a new central royalty-collection body. If adopted, it would centralize payments and change data sourcing and licensing practices across the AI sector.
Key Points
- 1Proposes mandatory blanket licence allowing AI developers to train models on any legally accessible copyrighted work.
- 2Establishes central royalty-collection body giving creators statutory remuneration but removes their opt-out rights.
- 3Requires platforms and developers to budget for collective licensing payments and adjust data sourcing practices.
Scoring Rationale
High industry impact and direct financial implications; score limited by proposal status and unclear implementation timeline.
Sources
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