Ethical Considerations in Copyright in India in the AI Era

India's academic and artistic contributions are acknowledged across the world. With changing times, the copyright law has been amended. The Arrival of Artificial intelligence and its infiltration into the world of creativity is comparatively newer and its acceptability is also limited. In this paper, the focus is on trying to differentiate between human contribution and digital contribution and the rights conferred therein. In due course, we do further study cases across the world to understand the impact of AI and thus its contributions. Judicial response presence for the same across the world is still very limited as the fact that there needs to be a proper reference for the same or limitations regarding the same is still not common knowledge. The paper debates the fact that to create AI-generated data there is a need for Human intervention is a case-to-case basis. Thus, studying similar legislation there is a need to understand that the Copyright Law of India also needs to change and include AI by considering or limiting the use and terms for the same. Be it DABUS, Next Rembrandt, or Everyday: 5000 days the need for the use of AI entangled with the human brain creates a complex situation for the Copyright Act of India