Video game developer ArtStorm was accused of plagiarizing one of its ship designs from a concept artist named Alex Jay Brady. Here's what happened.
AI makes it easier than ever to replicate the style of another creator. But what are the ethical and legal implications of this?
Yesterday, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals unsealed its ruling in the Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence AI Case. Here's why it may not matter.
A photographer has done a $1,000 decision in the Copyright Claims Board. However, it's a decision that likely leaves no one happy.
AI companies flooded the internet with "good enough" content that was easy to create. Now it risks being undone by "good enough" alternatives.

9th Circuit says facts are not copyrightable, even if they are fictional; German publishers call for AI regulation, and Denuvo seeks to unmask a cracker.
Google wins lawsuit over AI snippets, Quad9 may leave France over site blocking, and Australian bank signs a generative AI license.
Olivia Dean faces a copyright infringement lawsuit, an IPTV operator faces criminal prosecution in Dubai, and Disney escapes an Avatar copyright lawsuit.
LaLiga wants to add VPN providers to EU piracy watch list, Anthropic pushes for an opt‑out model in Australia, and Japanese BitTorrent users face new threats.
US Appeals Court upholds Reuters AI ruling, Ninth Circuit hears Kat Von D case en banc and Lego sued over designer jacket.
Publishers ask judge to ignore DOJ's support for AI, Jermaine Dupri and Jacquees face copyright lawsuit and WWE gets Bloodline lawsuit dismissed.