News with the tag "ai copyright"

One of four policy proposals floated by the UK in an AI and creative industry consultation would see AI firms allowed to use copyrighted material without the right holders’ permission.

A New York federal judge dismissed a copyright lawsuit against OpenAI over its use of news articles for training ChatGPT, but plaintiffs hint at a potential revised filing.

The EU is bringing together top global experts to draft the first “Code of Practice” for general-purpose AI models, setting new standards for transparency and risk management under its AI Act.

The latest in a series of cases concerning copyright and AI looks at the sources Anthropic used to train its Claude large language models.

A bipartisan group of senators has introduced a new bill aimed at tackling deep fakes, copyright infringement, and AI training on data it’s not supposed to.

The British Phonographic Industry (BPI), the UK’s record industry trade group, reportedly threatens to sue Voicify, a UK-based company offering an AI-powered platform for creating vocal covers. The BPI accuses Voicify of copyright infringement, alleging that its technology infringes on the sound rec...

Anthropic, an innovative AI company, is at the center of a contentious lawsuit filed by three major music publishers: Universal Music, ABKCO, and Concord Music Group. The dispute centers on the alleged unauthorized use of lyrics from celebrated artists such as Beyonce, the Rolling Stones, and The Be...

The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) has doubled down on its support for direct licensing and the expansion of the right of publicity in response to the Copyright Office’s call for comments on artificial intelligence (AI). Breaking away from the ongoing debate surroundin...

In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is stirring a significant debate within the U.S. creative industries. As AI’s capabilities to replicate and potentially replace human creativity burgeon, artists across various domains — including music, literature, an...

Recently, the BBC has implemented measures to restrict access by artificial intelligence (AI) software to its content. This decision has been prompted by the mounting concerns surrounding potential copyright violations and privacy breaches. AI technologies have demonstrated the ability to manipulate...