India, May 6 -- The Centre has reportedly set up a panel to review existing copyright law amid a rise in artificial intelligence (AI)-related disputes.

The Union commerce ministry established a committee of eight experts last month to examine issues related to AI and their implications on India's copyright law, Reuters reported, citing an official memo.

The panel includes intellectual property lawyers, government officials and industry executives who will ascertain whether the Copyright Act, 1957 is adequate to resolve AI-related concerns, the report said.

The panel members have been directed to identify and analyse legal and policy issues arising from the use of AI in the context of copyright issues. Consequently, the committee will s...