Epic Games Discovers That It Doesn't Like AI When People Use It to Rip Off Its Own Products
Major tech firms face scrutiny as artificial intelligence generates widespread unauthorized clones and mashups of classic video games.
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Major tech firms face scrutiny as artificial intelligence generates widespread unauthorized clones and mashups of classic video games.
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Rightsholders of Elvis Presley's catalog are suing AI firm Anthropic for allegedly training models on 274 songs without permission.
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Bethesda issues a cease and desist to take offline a viral AI-generated browser game titled Fallout: New York.
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A federal appeals court deals a major blow to generative artificial intelligence by ruling that training models on copyrighted work is not fair use.
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Newly revealed court filings and claims reveal internal warnings from Microsoft and OpenAI about AI scraping and publisher threats.
Authors allege in court that OpenAI's ChatGPT was developed using concealed 'mass piracy' to train its artificial intelligence models.
The Seattle Times and Newsday have filed copyright infringement lawsuits against OpenAI and Microsoft regarding the use of paywalled content.
Canada's SOCAN launches a sweeping copyright lawsuit against AI song generator Suno, according to recent digital music coverage.
The Trump administration has intervened in a major copyright lawsuit, backing OpenAI and Microsoft against the New York Times.
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Taylor Swift songs vanish from White House and Trump campaign social media accounts amid ongoing copyright questions.
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Suno loses a copyright lawsuit to GEMA, prompting new platform plans for watermarking and combating spammy AI music.
Artists are increasingly turning to legal representation to combat generative AI, with some creators securing notable victories.
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Sony files a new copyright lawsuit against AI music generator Udio, targeting over 30,000 recordings after a judge capped the original case.
A judge has approved a landmark $1.5 billion settlement for Anthropic over the use of pirated books to train the Claude chatbot.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is establishing a new government AI office and imposing environmental guardrails on data centers to manage the AI boom.
A coalition of media organizations is seeking court-ordered sanctions against OpenAI, citing alleged discovery misconduct in an ongoing copyright dispute.
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Apple seeks dismissal of a lawsuit alleging it used YouTube videos without permission to train its AI models.
Stephen Colbert's finale featured unauthorized 'Peanuts' music, prompting CBS to pay a fee directed to World Central Kitchen.
Blizzard has initiated legal action against the operators of Project Ascension, a private World of Warcraft server, citing intellectual property concerns.