NY Times fires back at DOJ in OpenAI case

Liability is much more effective than regulation at pushing companies to be safe.

The cultural consequences of 'innovation'

In recent weeks OpenAI and Anthropic also have described instances of AI models going beyond humans’ instructions to access the web and find ways around other companies’ digital security.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman declared that the "singularity" has arrived shortly after his company's AI models went rogue and broke containment.

A new paper makes the case

Supreme Court restores Shira Perlmutter to Copyright Office, for now

On the AI bubbles.

Google is out this week with a set of proposals for AI governance that includes a number of recommendations that, wait for it…would be good for Google.

Congress on the cusp of inventing a new form of intellectual property

As franchise IP expands into immersive, experiential formats like The

As film and TV production plummets elsewhere, the Garden State is rolling out the red carpet for companies like Netflix.

AI and the modern day Luddite movement

Could taxes help tame the AI slop beast?

Impoverishing the culture as it props up the economy

It's the AI industry's turn to be roiled by AI

New tools could help close the information gap between AI developers and creators

Microsoft, Amazon eye the next generation of search

Building an AI data marketplace from the ground up

Settlement in the class action lawsuit unsettles tech-world

Authors and Anthropic come to terms but raise as many questions as they resolve

What are your intentions?

Cloudfare's pay-per-crawl approach could bypass the AI-copyright divide

As traditional search falls victim to AI, its dependents feel the pain

Rights holders try to avoid the fair use quagmire

For Google, Holy Week became an unholy tsuris. Just days before hearings were set to begin in federal court in the remedies phase of the antitrust case it lost last year over its search monopoly, a se...

Mother's Day Massacre in the Madison Building

Creating an AI licensing system based on access rather than use

No one thought, or should have thought, that devising and implementing a coherent and workable regulatory regime for artificial intelligence would be easy, or without controversy.

Treasurys, normally a haven, have sold off sharply this week.

TikTok has been painted as a national security threat to the U.S. by many American lawmakers because of its ownership by China's ByteDance.

Creators of AI influencers and sex workers can earn a ridiculous amount of money, without ever stepping in front of a camera.

Facing pressure from policymakers and news publishers in the EU as it works to comply with a provision of the 2019 Copyright Directive requiring payment to news outlets for displaying excerpts in sear...

Haunted by specter of DeepSeek and a Red under the AGI bed

New study brings a bit of empiricism to the debate

Music lyric provider LyricFind filed an antitrust lawsuit against its main rival Musixmatch and its private equity parent TDG Global in U.S.

Week of Feb. 24: Amazon Partners with Suno, Billionaires Battle the EU, and More

Chegg Challenges Google Overviews Over Antitrust

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Part 2 of its 3-part report addresses copyrightability of AI-generated work

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On October 30 2024, the District Court of Amsterdam decided on a very interesting case about copyright infringement of RSS feeds, and I believe that some of the legal issues involved could prove to…