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The US Copyright Office has thoughts on how AI is trained. Big Tech may not like it.
AI companies like OpenAI and Meta use data made by others to train their AI models. The US Copyright Office says, in some cases, that may be illegal.
Sam Smith and Normani’s Copyright Lawsuit Win Over “Dancing With a Stranger” Is Overturned
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has been warning against the premature dismissal of idea theft lawsuits, emboldening creators to take to court.
Anthropic Expert Accused of Citing Fake Article in AI Lawsuit
Music publishers suing Anthropic PBC for copyright infringement accused the artificial intelligence company’s expert witness of citing a fictitious academic article, contending AI might have hallucinated it.
Bad Bunny Is Reportedly Facing A New Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Over His Song ‘Enséñame A Bailar’
According to documents obtained by Rolling Stone, Bad Bunny has been named in a copyright lawsuit infringement lawsuit centered around “Enséñame a Bailar.” In the filing, emPawa Africa’s Mr. Eazi accused Bad Bunny of sampling and interpolating “Empty My Pocket” by the label’s act Joeboy without proper credit or compensation.
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Copyright Office Punts on AI and Fair Use, One of the Biggest Questions Surrounding Gen AI
If you've been hoping for clarity from the US Copyright Office on AI training -- whether AI companies can use copyrighted materials under fair use or creators can claim infringement -- prepare to be disappointed.
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