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Academic/Research Integrity
Lithuanian PM given six months to correct dissertation
Lithuania's new Prime Minister has been given 6 months to fix issues with his 2015 dissertation. Could this be a new approach for political plagiarism cases?
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Academic/Research Integrity
Understanding Google’s AI Push into the Classroom
Google recently announced that it would be rolling out new AI features to its Classroom platform. For schools, saying no may come at too high a cost.
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AI
What the Brave Lawsuit Says About AI
Four publishers have sued Brave, alleging that it enabled AI companies to access content, ignoring both their robots.txt and their paywalls.
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Articles
AI Companies Announce New Blocking Standard
Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic have announced a new standard for blocking AI crawlers. However, it's unlikely to change anything.
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AI
Jackbox Games Denies Plagiarism in New Game
A solo game developer has said he felt betrayed after Jackbox Games released a game with similar mechanics to his. However, Jackbox denies any wrongdoing.
Copyright News
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Copyright News
3 Count: Lose Me
Flo Milli wins lawsuit over Flo Milli’s ‘Never Lose Me,’ Nigerian actress offers bounty on copyright claimant, and NBA fan account gets copyright claim.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Elvis Impersonator
Elvis and Eminem rights holders sue Suno; Mexico’s Senate passes amendment requiring ISPs to terminate infringers, and IFPI warns Australia on AI.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Uber Retreats
EU judge rules AI summaries may infringe copyright, photography lawsuit against Uber Eats moves forward, and Disney experiments with AI-generated lyric videos.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Cowardly Lion
News publishers sue Brave over AI scraping; WME and others file briefs in New York Times case, and Anthropic addresses video game cloning.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Instability AI
Getty Images sues Stability AI; in Vietnam, alleged anime pirates face criminal charges, and BTS wins US copyright lawsuit.
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Copyright News
3 Count: STFU STFU
Lawsuit filed against Drake over Janice STFU is dismissed, a popular live‑sports streaming service shutters, and Louisiana publisher targets Facebook over TOS.
