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Anthropic’s $1.5B settlement ends one copyright lawsuit but leaves wider AI training data issues unresolved.
Sony Music and Warner sue AI firm Anthropic over alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted content in training its models.
Google will add clearer source links in AI search results and let UK publishers opt out of AI summaries to improve transparency and control.
The Seattle Times and Newsday have filed lawsuits against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging unauthorized use of their journalism to train AI models.
Robin Williams’ children have taken over his Instagram to protect his legacy amid concerns over unauthorized AI-generated content.
Musicians are uncovering hidden AI use in music, raising questions about authenticity and transparency in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Google is negotiating with Hollywood studios to license copyrighted content for AI training, raising questions about risks and rewards for the entertainment industry.
Authors challenge publishers and agents over claims to Anthropic settlement payments amid disputes on fair compensation.
Prosecutors used ChatGPT conversation logs as evidence in a 2025 wildfire arson trial, marking a new era in digital evidence in court.
Sony Music has sued AI music generator Udio, alleging unauthorized use of over 30,000 copyrighted songs for AI training.
Sony’s lawsuit against Anthropic highlights internal praise of piracy as AI-generated music trained on pirated tracks disrupts songwriters’ livelihoods.
A woman accuses AI tool Grok of turning her childhood photo into explicit images, raising urgent ethical and legal concerns.
Vint Cerf, internet pioneer, proposes a standard to identify autonomous AI agents operating openly online for better transparency and security.
Sony Music highlights Anthropic employee chats praising piracy amid a lawsuit over AI-generated songs impacting songwriters' earnings.
Osaurus is a new Mac app that blends local and cloud AI models, keeping your data private while delivering smart assistance.
Hackers are using chatbot personalities to cleverly bypass AI safety rules, making it harder to keep AI conversations safe and trustworthy.
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