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​AI must pay: On the DPIIT working paper on AI and Copyright Issues

11 Dec 2025
1 min

Factors Fueling LLM Advancements

The rapid advancements in Large Language Models (LLMs) are driven by:

  • Iterative advancements in applied machine learning techniques improving LLM performance.
  • Increased access to text, data, and multimedia for model training.

Content Access and Licensing Debate

A debate has emerged over the use of online information by AI firms for training purposes:

  • AI companies argue for free use of internet content for training.
  • Content producers seek remuneration for use of their content.

Government Proposal on AI and Copyright

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade proposed:

  • A mandatory licensing framework for AI data scraping.
  • Creation of a non-profit copyright society to collect payments from AI developers based on revenue benefits.

Challenges and Implications

  • Deciding royalty amounts is challenging due to disparities between small publishers and large media houses.
  • Urgency for remuneration systems despite potential flaws, as ongoing lawsuits between AI firms and publishers lack uniform judicial outcomes.

Conclusion and Recommendations

The white paper and industry dissent suggest a collaborative framework. The government is urged to support this, acknowledging that a flawed system is better than none, and can be refined through judicial deliberation.

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