A24 has acquired the distribution rights to the film V/H/S: SCP, which is based on a crowd-sourced fictional wiki. So why are so many people upset about it?
Stella Lefty recently gave a retroactive songwriting credit on one of her songs. But what is such a credit and why are they becoming more common?
OpenAI recently announced that its model has solved one of the most difficult mathematical problems in the world. So who gets the credit for the breakthrough?
Stella Lefty's meteoric rise to fame has come at a cost. She is currently facing allegations of plagiarism in five of her songs.
Yet another high-ranking Romanian official has been accused of plagiarism. Unfortunately, it's unlikely to cause any real consequences for anyone involved.

Association of Corporate Counsel sues legal network, Sayani Gupta wins copyright dispute and Apple sued by shareholder over AI training.
Dancing with a Stranger lawsuit headed toward a jury trial, Static-X sues filmmaker Matt Zane and Wixen's lawsuit against Meta partially dismissed.
Authors battle with publishers over Anthropic settlement money, Vietnam pirate site damages estimated at over $83 million and copyright scams hit Instagram.
Suno replaces its models with one trained on licensed content, White House removes Tetris-like game and a DMCA war erupts between two MA news groups.
Seattle Times and Newsday sue OpenAI, Anchorage police back down from copyright takedown and The Tetris Company warns the Trump Administration.
Judge dismisses Dembow case after reconsidering, Australia bans AI-generated music from official charts and RCN seeks dismissal of music copyright lawsuit.