
OpenAI and Microsoft execs' quotes challenge AI copyright defense in NYT lawsuit
OpenAI and Microsoft execs' private statements describe AI as substitutes for journalism, challenging their copyright defense in a lawsuit.
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OpenAI and Microsoft execs' private statements describe AI as substitutes for journalism, challenging their copyright defense in a lawsuit.

The Justice Department supports OpenAI and Microsoft in a lawsuit over using The New York Times' content to train AI models.

Sony, Warner, and 33 other music publishers sue Anthropic for $1B+ over alleged use of pirated lyrics in Claude's training data.

Sony and Warner sue Anthropic, alleging unauthorized use of 10,000+ copyrighted songs to train Claude AI models, including works by The Beatles and Taylor Sw...

Sony and Warner sue Anthropic, accusing the AI firm of using copyrighted music to train its Claude models, seeking $150M in damages.

Anthropic agreed to a record $1.5B settlement for using pirated books to train Claude, despite a judge ruling AI training as fair use.

The New York Times and Daily News seek sanctions against OpenAI for alleged evidence obstruction in high-stakes AI copyright case.