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Academic/Research Integrity
How AI is Taxing the Legislative Process
A recent article by Politico highlighted how AI is taxing the legislative process by burying the actual authors of legislation in dubious content.
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Academic/Research Integrity
Expert Witness Caught Using AI to Write Report
An expert witness in a multi-million-dollar lawsuit was caught using AI to draft his report. Then his former clients tried to disqualify him.
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Articles
The Copyright Fight Over Medical Billing Codes
CPT codes are a core part of the US healthcare system. However, using them requires a license from the AMA. But maybe not for much longer.
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Articles
New York Mag Fires Ross Barkan Over Plagiarism
New York Magazine has parted ways with columnist Ross Barkan after an investigation found citation issues in 67 of his columns.
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AI
Why Claude’s Watermarking Won’t Fix Anything
Anthropic announced it will begin watermarking all of its AI's outputs. Though it's a step in the right direction, it also has some steep limitations.
Copyright News
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Copyright News
3 Count: Textbook Case
Textbook author files class action lawsuit against OpenAI, Yellowstone creator faces lawsuit and Bad Bunny fails to recoup legal fees.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Self-Leak
Ariana Grande granted expedited discovery against alleged hackers, Aldi loses appeal in Australia and Amazon leaks their own film.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Good Grief
Peanuts publisher settles two copyright lawsuits, pirate streaming site announces closure and South African government seizes pirate site assets.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Suno Up, Suno Down
Suno faces new lawsuit from Round Hill Music while Jamendo drops it case against them. Meanwhile, the MPA reached deal with ByteDance over deepfakes.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Second Look
Bad Bunny and others ask judge to reconsider Reggaeton lawsuit, anime recap channels denied fair use and radio station targeted with false copyright claims.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Faster Fashion
Shein loses to Temu in UK lawsuit, Indian director gets stay in long-running copyright lawsuit and US Copyright Office adopts rule for news sites.
