Delhi High Court appoints two law experts to assist it in ANI's copyright case against ChatGPT

Justice Amit Bansal observed that since the case involves issues related to recent technological advancements, the Court would require the assistance of the experts.
ChatGPT and Delhi HC
ChatGPT and Delhi HC
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The Delhi High Court recently appointed advocate Adarsh Ramanujan and Dr. Arul George Scaria (professor of Law at National Law School of India University) as amici curiae in the copyright infringement suit filed by news agency Asian News International (ANI) against OpenAI’s ChatGPT [ANI Media Pvt Ltd V/s Open AI Inc & Anr].

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