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DPIIT - Working Paper on Generative AI and Copyright, Part 1 - One Nation One License One Payment, Dec 2025

DPIIT / Government of India2025Working PaperCopyright

AI / PRIVACY / CYBER RELEVANCE

Important policy source for AI training data, fair-dealing questions and licensing/compensation models.

AI: Very HighPrivacy: ModerateCybersecurity: Contextual

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  • Analysis of Section 52(1)(a)
  • training vs TDM
  • licensing/compensation proposals

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Examines the copyright challenges created by generative AI, particularly the use of protected works for training, text-and-data mining, licensing, remuneration and possible institutional approaches to balancing innovation with rights-holders’ interests. The working paper is not itself binding law, but it is highly relevant to understanding the direction of Indian policy debate on GenAI and copyright. For AI governance, it highlights that responsible model development requires attention not only to privacy and cybersecurity but also to intellectual-property provenance and lawful access to training material.

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Keywords

generative AItext and data mininglicensingOne Nation One License

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