As generative AI tools become increasingly powerful, the boundaries of fair use and copyright law are being tested like never before. This panel brings together legal experts to explore the ...

Meaghan Kent, an intellectual property partner at Venable LLP, discusses recent court rulings on whether artificial intelligence training models are free to draw on copyrighted content.

AI companies are winning the battle over copyright, said Nitish Pahwa in Slate, and we may all end up paying the price. In recent weeks, "two different federal judges in the Northern District of ...

For a regularly updated case tracker covering intellectual property and privacy-related lawsuits concerning GenAI (including more decisions addressing fair use), see Generative AI: Federal Litigation ...

“Baumgarten said that Damle’s ‘blanket assertion that input for generative AI ‘is fair use’ may well be simply wrong.’” In response to last week’s hearing of the House of Representatives’ Subcommittee ...

The use of content from news and information providers to train artificial intelligence systems may force a reassessment of where to draw legal lines. By J. Edward Moreno The boom in artificial ...

March 25 (Reuters) - Meta Platforms (META.O), opens new tab has asked a U.S. court to rule that it did not violate copyright law when it used books by writer Ta-Nehisi Coates, comedian Sarah Silverman ...

The New York Times and OpenAI could end up in court. Lawyers for the newspaper are exploring whether to sue OpenAI to protect the intellectual property rights associated with its reporting, according ...