LSPR is inviting submissions for a symposium on “India’s IPR and Information Ecosystem in the Age of Generative AI”, examining policy questions at the intersection of copyright, generative AI, journalism, and information markets.
Eligibility
• Law students, lawyers, academics, researchers, and others interested in the subject are eligible to submit.
Theme
• India’s IPR and Information Ecosystem in the Age of Generative AI
• Copyright and AI training
• Text and data mining
• Section 52 of the Copyright Act
• Licensing frameworks
• Bargaining asymmetries between publishers and AI developers
• Impact of source substitution on news production
Submission Guidelines
• Submissions should address a specific legal or policy question within the symposium’s theme.
• Contributions should focus on policy analysis rather than simply summarising the pending litigation in ANI v. OpenAI.
• Suggested length: 1,500–2,500 words.
• The Featured Piece may be selected based on originality, analytical rigour, policy relevance, and clarity.
Submission Details
• Submission Deadline: 5 September 2026
• One selected contribution may be featured prominently on the LSPR website for two weeks and receive additional social media promotion.
How to apply
Interested candidates may submit their blogs by email at: lawschoolpolicyreview@gmail.com
