News about: Copyright

A new lawsuit accuses major AI firms of training their models on pirated books. Authors feel existing settlements don't hold AI companies accountable.

Adobe is hit with a class-action lawsuit alleging the use of pirated books to train its AI models, raising questions about copyright in AI development.

Facing a cease and desist, Google removes AI-created videos with Disney characters from YouTube, while Disney partners with OpenAI, signaling a complex stance on AI.

Major labels like Universal and Warner are nearing deals to license music for AI training and generation, potentially reshaping the music industry's future.

Sony Music and other music labels have reached an agreement with the Internet Archive, resolving a copyright lawsuit regarding the Great 78 Project.

Delving into the legal battle involving Tesla, Warner Bros., and AI's use of copyrighted material, raising key questions about intellectual property in the age of AI.

A judge has ruled that Anthropic's AI training on copyrighted material is fair use, but the company faces potential legal action over pirated books.

Balancing AI innovation with artists rights is a key challenge. Discussions in the UK highlight the complexities of AI regulation and copyright law.

Law professors support authors suing Meta for using copyrighted books to train AI models, arguing it's not 'fair use'.

YouTube rolls out a new AI-powered feature within Creator Music, allowing creators to generate royalty-free instrumental music for their videos.

ChatGPT's growth explodes with image generation, adding one million users in an hour. Copyright concerns rise for artists.

Microsoft is researching ways to trace the influence of specific training examples on generative AI models, addressing copyright and ethical concerns.