#copyright-law

#copyright-law

A group of anonymous Github contributors sued Open AI and Microsoft, claiming their LLMs generated new code snippets similar to theirs but stripped of copyright management information.

The YouTuber's channel, Once Were Nerd, is under investigation, which could potentially lead to criminal charges due to alleged promotion of pirated materials on Android gaming handhelds.

Francesco Salicini, an Italian retro gaming YouTuber, faces potential jail time and legal charges for reviewing Android handheld gaming devices pre-loaded with old games.

Anthropic purchased millions of print books and pirated millions of digital books for its central library, claiming entitlement to all works worldwide without further accounting.

This order doubts that any accused infringer could ever meet its burden of explaining why downloading source copies from pirate sites was itself reasonably necessary.

The A.B. 412 bill pretends to be a transparency measure but actually creates burdensome requirements that will severely restrict innovation from small AI companies.

Enhanced damages can be $150,000 per work, instead of the usual cap of $30,000.

Ministers are rethinking changes to copyright law before a vote in parliament next week, in a further concession to artists, the Guardian has learned.