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Can 'No Reverse Engineering' Clauses Block AI Vendor Audits in India?
Authored by Madhavan Thittai , Graduate, MNLU Mumbai. Introduction Indian organisations are increasingly relying on AI, SaaS, cloud, security, and compliance vendors to handle information-heavy workflows. A law firm may use an AI tool for research or document review; a bank may deploy fraud-detection software; a hospital may rely on a cloud records platform; an employer may use a monitoring or data-loss-prevention product. These systems may process client documents, employee
AIl India Commercial Law Review
6 days ago8 min read


The Metaverse Authorship Dilemma: Delineating IPR Conflicts and AI Creators.
The Metaverse is an all-encompassing virtual space that users access through 3D avatars and interact with via technologies such as VR, AR, blockchain, and AI; in the Metaverse economy, users trade NFTs of virtual goods, attend concerts, take classes, and even purchase property, all while wearing digital clothing. However, without Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), these creations would lack real value, as IPR provides the holder with legal rights to their original design, mu
AIl India Commercial Law Review
Dec 11, 20257 min read


A Need to Rethink the TDM exception in the wake of AI?
Written by Tanya Sara George, The author is a law student currently pursuing BA.LLB (Hons) from MNLU, Mumbai Introduction Recently,...
Tanya Sara George
Dec 25, 20246 min read
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