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Specializing in intellectual property law, Blaze Legal has established itself as a trusted partner, guiding businesses and individuals through the complexities of IP protection, management, and enforcement.

Thank you, AIPx Global, for this recognition and for celebrating intellectual property professionals worldwide. 🙏🏼It is ...
02/08/2026

Thank you, AIPx Global, for this recognition and for celebrating intellectual property professionals worldwide. 🙏🏼

It is an honour to be acknowledged among a community dedicated to advancing innovation and protecting creativity.



Blaze Legal | Trademark & Business Attorneys

The AIPx Global publication is dedicated to showcasing professionals from the Intellectual Property community who contribute to innovation, protect ideas, and support the growth of the IP ecosystem.

Rapid Fire 🔥 🔥 (ANI Media vs. OpenAI)1. What does this mean for organisations such as ANI and other media outlets, parti...
25/07/2026

Rapid Fire 🔥 🔥 (ANI Media vs. OpenAI)

1. What does this mean for organisations such as ANI and other media outlets, particularly those with paywalled content?

The interim order is likely to prompt news publishers and content creators to reassess how they protect and monetise their intellectual property in the AI era. While the Court has, at this stage, declined to restrain AI training, it has not conclusively determined whether copyrighted content may be freely used for commercial AI development. For publishers with subscription-based or paywalled content, the decision underscores the importance of exploring contractual safeguards, technical access controls and licensing arrangements with AI developers. More broadly, it raises important questions about whether existing copyright law adequately protects the commercial value of high-quality journalistic content in an AI-driven economy.

2. How will this judgment impact content creation, AI development and IP rights?

The judgment is likely to influence the evolution of both AI innovation and copyright enforcement in India. For AI developers, it provides a measure of judicial comfort that model training may, at least prima facie, be viewed differently from conventional copyright infringement. For rights holders, however, it highlights unresolved questions regarding licensing, compensation and the use of copyrighted works in machine learning. More broadly, the decision reinforces that future copyright disputes will increasingly focus not only on whether content is copied, but also on how AI systems are trained, how outputs are generated, and whether those outputs substitute the market for the original works.

The significance of ANI v. OpenAI extends well beyond the parties to the dispute. It represents India’s first meaningful judicial engagement with the intersection of artificial intelligence and copyright law and exposes the limitations of a statutory framework enacted long before the emergence of generative AI.

Ultimately, these issues are likely to require not only judicial guidance but also legislative intervention to provide certainty for innovators and rights holders alike.



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⚖️ ANI v. OpenAI: A Watershed Moment in India’s AI JurisprudenceThe Delhi High Court’s interim order in ANI v. OpenAI, m...
24/07/2026

⚖️ ANI v. OpenAI: A Watershed Moment in India’s AI Jurisprudence

The Delhi High Court’s interim order in ANI v. OpenAI, marks a defining moment in India’s AI and copyright jurisprudence. While the Court declined to grant interim relief, it has not conclusively determined whether the use of copyrighted works for AI training is lawful. Instead, it has opened the door to a much broader debate that will shape the future of AI regulation in India.

At Blaze Legal our Managing Partner, Ronil Goger, shared his views on the wider implications of the decision.

For publishers and media organisations, particularly those with subscription-based or paywalled content, the judgment underscores the need to rethink content protection through licensing arrangements, contractual safeguards and technological access controls, alongside traditional copyright enforcement.

For AI developers, the decision provides cautious judicial comfort that AI training may be assessed differently from conventional copyright infringement. However, the larger questions remain unresolved - particularly around licensing, compensation and the extent to which copyrighted works may be used to train commercial AI models.

As Mr. Ronil notes, the real battleground will no longer be limited to whether content was used for training, but how AI models are trained, whether they substantially reproduce protected works, and whether AI-generated outputs substitute the market for the original content.

This case extends well beyond ANI and OpenAI. It raises fundamental questions that India’s courts - and perhaps Parliament - will ultimately have to answer:

💡 Does AI training amount to “reproduction” under copyright law?
đź’ˇ Should commercial AI developers require licences?
đź’ˇ How should fair dealing apply to machine learning?
đź’ˇ How should the law balance innovation with the rights of creators?

This is not the conclusion of India’s AI copyright story - it is the beginning.

Read the coverage:

🔹 Mint: 3rd Page

🔹 Business Standard: 1st & 2nd Page



Blaze Legal | Trademark & Business Attorneys

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22/07/2026

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Address - C1, Second Floor, Vatika Triangle, Sector 28, Gurgaon

(Near MG Metro Station)

Returned from INTA 2026 Annual Meeting in London with one clear takeaway:The future of business will belong to those who...
11/05/2026

Returned from INTA 2026 Annual Meeting in London with one clear takeaway:

The future of business will belong to those who understand the value of ideas, brands and identity.

Over the past few days, I had the opportunity to engage with brilliant professionals from across the world - founders, in-house counsel, policymakers and IP practitioners - all discussing how intellectual property is rapidly evolving beyond traditional boundaries.

What fascinated me most was how innovation is reshaping trademark jurisprudence globally, including in India.

A recent example being the recognition of a smell mark in India - something that reflects how modern brand protection is becoming increasingly experience-driven and unconventional.

This year’s INTA also highlighted larger conversations around:

âś… AI and brand protection
âś… Digital enforcement
âś… Non-traditional trademarks
âś… Creator and personality rights
âś… The growing commercial value of IP assets

But beyond the panels and meetings, what truly makes INTA special is the people.

The exchange of perspectives, the friendships formed across jurisdictions and the reminder that the IP community remains one of the most collaborative professional ecosystems in the world.

Excited for what lies ahead for the future of IP !! 🥂

The Lawyers Gathering at .
07/05/2026

The Lawyers Gathering at .

If you didn’t take a photo with the INTA sign… did you even attend ?? 🇬🇧
04/05/2026

If you didn’t take a photo with the INTA sign… did you even attend ?? 🇬🇧

A new look. The same conviction.Introducing the new face of Blaze Legal - sharper, bolder, and built for what lies ahead...
30/03/2026

A new look. The same conviction.

Introducing the new face of Blaze Legal - sharper, bolder, and built for what lies ahead.

Because in IP, waiting is expensive.

Protection isn’t.

We don’t just secure rights. We secure advantage.

Most founders get this far: They file a trademark.They feel protected.They move on.And that’s exactly where the problem ...
25/03/2026

Most founders get this far:

They file a trademark.

They feel protected.

They move on.

And that’s exactly where the problem begins.

“RENEWAL KI YAAD NAHI AAYI, JASSI?”

“BRAND PROTECTION KI YAAD NAHI AAYI, JASSI?”

“TRADEMARK FILE KARNE KE BAAD, MONITOR KARNE KI YAAD NAHI AAYI, JASSI?”

Here’s the uncomfortable truth:

A trademark is not a one-time task.
It’s a lifecycle.

→ Miss renewal, you lose rights.
→ Skip monitoring, you miss conflicts.
→ Ignore protection, you dilute your own brand.

Most brands don’t fail because of competition.
They fail because they assumed filing = protection.

Serious businesses treat IP like an asset class—
tracked, enforced, and actively managed.

If you’re not sure where your brand stands today: renewals, risks, or potential conflicts -
let’s take a look. DM me.

Dhurandar

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