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Nintendo won a $4.5 million default judgment against Reddit moderator James Williams in a Switch piracy case, with a court order requiring alleged pirate shops to shut down.
The White House removed a “Build the Wall” game from its website after the Tetris Company said it was not involved and raised copyright concerns.
The White House removes Build the Wall, a Tetris-style border game, after its immigration-themed gameplay draws criticism and the Tetris Company objects.
Authors are challenging the publisher’s and agency’s claims regarding Anthropic’s $1.5 billion copyright settlement, disputing payment allocations.
The Seattle Times and Newsday have sued OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging their journalism was used to train AI systems without permission.
The US government has filed a brief supporting OpenAI’s position that using copyrighted works to train AI models can qualify as fair use.
Stability AI, the company behind Stable Diffusion, raised $76 million in Series B funding to expand AI image, video and music tools.
U.S. courts are beginning to define when copyrighted books can be used to train AI, with fair use, piracy and market harm emerging as key legal issues.
AI music startup Suno will begin watermarking AI-generated songs, tighten download rules, and update community guidelines as it faces mounting copyright lawsuits.
Deezer says AI-generated music now accounts for more than half of its daily uploads, prompting new measures to remove inactive and fraudulent AI-generated tracks from its platform.
A U.S. federal judge has granted final approval to Anthropic’s $1.5 billion copyright settlement, allowing payments to authors and publishers while leaving broader AI copyright questions…
A newly surfaced hack suggests that the AI music generator Suno may have scraped YouTube content to help train its music-generation model, raising fresh questions about copyrighted data, AI…
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