All articles filed under AI & Law — commentary and legal analysis from Mensch Law.
A German court has ruled that AI-generated output is the deployer's own speech, not protected third-party content. The decision collapses the basis of safe harbour law. India's 2026 IT Amendment Rules had already moved in the same direction long before the Munich ruling, but for a different category
Read Article →June 2026
Software LicensingThe four freedoms granted by the license are supreme and paramount, and their protection must be ensured. GPLv3 was structured to prevent licensors from using additional terms as a backdoor to reintroduce restrictions that the licence was intended to eliminate.
Read Article →April 2026
Data ProtectionThe Fiduciary remains responsible for ensuring that personal data is processed lawfully, securely, and in accordance with the Act — regardless of which system the data currently sits in or which entity is handling it.
Read Article →March 2026