While content owners made progress with legal claims against AI companies in 2025, new training methods may reduce the need ...

Creators need to stay informed about the new laws and court cases. It might mean focusing on unique ideas that AI can’t ...

“Taken together, these three decisions show that U.S. fair-use doctrine is not marching in a single direction for AI training and it will take some time for appellate decisions to start providing a ...

A proposed $1.5 billion settlement in the Anthropic copyright lawsuit against the AI company is a major win for authors. The case sends a clear message that AI companies cannot use pirated content to ...

Guide gives creators step-by-step opt-out tools as The AI Rights Project issues its first platform grade, evaluating ...

In a report for the Foundation for American Innovation, Anupam Chander considers regulations governing AI training in the US, EU, Japan, and China in order to ascertain whether training LLMs on ...

What You Need to Know The complaint alleges the training model itself makes unauthorized copies of the works. In addition to infringement, the suit alleges Apple violated terms of its sales of e-books ...

The New York Times reporter, along with five other writers, sued leading tech companies like Google, OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic, and others for using copyrighted books without consent to develop large ...