India, Sept. 12 -- Artificial Intelligence has transformed the way creative works are produced, challenging traditional ideas of authorship, originality, and ownership. Today, AI systems can generate text, music, images, software, and other forms of creative expression with minimal human intervention. This technological development raises a fundamental legal question: when a machine creates, who owns its imagination?

Copyright law has traditionally been built around the idea of a human creator who exercises creativity and produces an original work. However, AI-generated works complicate this framework by separating the act of creation from the conventional human author. Questions arise as to whether an AI-generated work can receive copyr...