Who Owns Creativity in the Age of AI? A Conversation with Gungun Agrawal
Who owns an idea when technology can imitate creativity? As artificial intelligence reshapes the way we create, consume, and protect creative work, the questions facing intellectual property law have never been more complex. Behind every film, brand, song, or design lies an invisible legal framework that determines who gets credit, who gets compensated, and where innovation meets accountability. Our next guest has chosen to explore that intersection. A final-year law student specializing in Intellectual Property and Media & Entertainment Law, she has gained hands-on experience in trademark prosecution, entertainment contracts, chain-of-title analysis, and legal research on emerging AI issues through her internships at MB Jain & Partners and King Stubb & Kasiva. Beyond practice, she is equally passionate about making complex legal developments accessible, building a legal content platform that breaks down intellectual property and entertainment law for a wider audience...
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