Legal wins for companies like Google and Microsoft in AI copyright disputes may change online content dynamics.

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Anthropic didn't violate U.S. copyright law when the AI company used millions of legally purchased books to train its chatbot ...

Copyright Register Shira Perlmutter was abruptly fired by email by the White House’s deputy director of personnel. Perlmutter ...

Opinion: Loeb & Loeb's Tal Dickstein analyzes what two major decisions that allowed tech companies to use copyrighted ...

We’ve been hearing the same thing for months now that AI is coming for Hollywood. That is now a statement of fact as one company launches its first fully-licensed AI video model for professional ...

There are dozens of similar copyright lawsuits working through the courts right now, with cases filed against all the top players—not only Anthropic and Meta but Google, OpenAI, Microsoft, and more.

Midjourney users can create AI images of protected characters like Shrek, Yoda and Marvel superheroes, according to a new lawsuit.

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Monday to decide a copyright dispute between Cox Communications and a group of music labels ...

A federal judge let Meta off the hook for the use of books to train its artificial intelligence model, but it still might ...