Forward-Thinking Legal Frameworks for AI
Artificial intelligence and frontier technologies are redefining business models while challenging conventional legal doctrines surrounding intellectual property, data consent, and corporate liability. In India, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has issued progressive advisories regarding AI model deployment, deepfake accountability, and algorithmic bias.
Adv. Neha Vashisth assists artificial intelligence innovators, enterprise adopters, and digital platforms in establishing legally grounded AI governance and licensing structures.
Training Data & IP Rights
Structuring lawful datasets, reviewing terms of web scraping, training data copyright licensing, and managing third-party infringement risks.
AI Commercial Licensing
Drafting model development agreements, API access terms, foundation model enterprise licensing, and allocation of IP rights in AI-generated outputs.
Regulatory Advisories & MeitY
Guidance on compliance with Government of India advisories on AI labeling, synthetic media attribution, and algorithmic transparency.
Enterprise AI Risk Management
Drafting internal corporate AI usage policies, employee guidelines, confidential information safeguards, and supplier warranty covenants.
Interplay with the DPDP Act
The processing of personal data for training or fine-tuning models intersects directly with the DPDP Act 2023. Our practice evaluates whether training datasets require separate Data Principal consent and ensures compliant privacy disclosures.