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Sony Music has launched a second lawsuit against AI startup Udio, targeting over 30,000 recordings in an escalating copyright dispute.
A judge has approved a record-breaking $1.5 billion settlement between Anthropic and authors regarding copyright infringement in AI training.
A coalition of media organizations, led by The New York Times, has filed a request for legal sanctions against OpenAI in an ongoing copyright dispute.
Louis Vuitton’s legal win over a Chinese tea brand ignites global debate on cultural motifs vs. copyright law
Apple moves to dismiss lawsuit alleging unauthorized use of YouTube videos for AI training
Midjourney is challenging a court ruling that limits its ability to uncover how Hollywood studios utilize AI technology in legal copyright disputes.
The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) has sparked industry backlash after labeling private Minecraft servers as illegal during a legislative hearing.
Legal challenges against OpenAI and Microsoft intensify as hundreds of news organizations allege copyright infringement in AI training models.
Ultima’s creator may reclaim his iconic RPG franchise from EA using a decades-old copyright loophole