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CNN has filed a lawsuit against Perplexity, accusing the AI startup of generating 'verbatim' copies of its content and providing access to subscription-only material. The case raises important questions about copyright in the age of artificial intelligence.
Shein has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Temu in London's High Court, accusing the platform of industrial-scale theft of product images. Temu has abandoned its defense of the contested images but is countering with anti-competition claims.
Reggae band Stick Figure faces a nightmare as unauthorized AI remixes of their hit song spread across the internet, raising concerns about AI's impact on intellectual property.
Learn how AI art generation works and why using someone's artwork without permission raises important legal and ethical questions.
A German court has ruled that using AI to transform a copyrighted photo into a comic does not violate copyright, as long as only the underlying motif is copied. This decision may influence how AI-generated adaptations are treated in copyright law.
Learn how AI music recognition technology works to identify songs and prevent copyright violations in music creation. This beginner-friendly explainer covers the basics of how AI identifies music and why it matters for creators.
Folk musician Murphy Campbell discovered unauthorized AI-generated songs on Spotify, created from her YouTube vocals. The incident highlights the growing threat of AI manipulation in the music industry.
Google launches Lyria 3 Pro, an AI music generator capable of creating songs up to three minutes long. The tool was trained on data Google says it has the right to use, distinguishing it from competitors facing copyright issues.
Encyclopedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster have sued OpenAI for allegedly using their copyrighted content to train ChatGPT without permission. The lawsuit follows a similar case against Perplexity and marks a significant legal battle over AI data usage.
A German court has ruled that simply claiming AI-generated content is protected by copyright, unless human authorship can be proven. The decision underscores the importance of human creativity in copyright law.
This article explains how AI companies like Meta are using copyrighted news content for training large language models, and the implications of such data licensing deals for publishers and the broader AI industry.
This article explains the copyright debate around AI-generated art, helping readers understand how copyright law applies to artificial intelligence creations and why the Supreme Court's decision matters.
