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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.
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AI
Can Cloaking Protect Your Work from AI?
The Writers Guild of America East announced a new partnership with Cloak, a company that protects text from AI bots. Is this the solution we’ve been wanting?
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AI
AI is Ruining Haunted Attractions
Increasingly, it feels like AI-generated content is everywhere. But while it's often disappointing, it's outright ruining the haunted attraction industry.
Copyright News
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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.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Not a Twist
Ninth Circuit upholds Servant jury verdict, music publisher Reservoir Media sues Suno and Anthropic, and Neil Young sues Trump a second time.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Entering the Building
Owner of Elvis Presley’s music library sues Anthropic; former Eminem employee pleads guilty to criminal copyright infringement; more authors sue Meta.
