Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting L. Murugan said the government is aware that AI tools are increasingly being used across the Indian film industry to generate dialogues, storylines and screenplays. However, he clarified that there is currently no proposal to amend the Cinematograph Act, 1952, or introduce any regulatory framework specific to AI-generated creative work.
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India's govt won't regulate AI in scriptwriting despite industry fears

  • Indian government has no current plans to regulate AI use in scriptwriting, despite industry concerns.
  • Minister L. Murugan stated there's no proposal to amend the Cinematograph Act, 1952, regarding AI-generated creative work.
  • Indian screenwriters and creative guilds express concerns over AI's impact on originality, copyright, and job displacement.
  • The industry fears risks like copyright infringement from unlicensed datasets and the homogenisation of storytelling.

Why It Matters: Indian government's AI non-regulation threatens creative jobs and copyright.

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