<h1>India's Current IPR Framework Adequately Protects AI-Generated Works, No Need for Separate Rights Category.</h1> The existing Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) regime in India is deemed sufficient to protect works generated by Artificial Intelligence (AI), negating the need for a separate category of rights. The current legal framework, including the Copyright Act and Patent system, provides adequate protection for AI-generated content and related innovations. Copyright owners retain exclusive economic rights, requiring users to obtain permission for commercial use unless covered by fair dealing exceptions. Enforcement of these rights is the responsibility of individual rights holders, with civil and criminal remedies available for infringement. This position was confirmed by a government official in a parliamentary response.