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After publishing article on Bitcoin founder, John Carreyrou wants to keep his lawsuit v. Anthropic, Google, xAI, Perplexity, Apple, NVIDIA intact

You’ve got to hand it to author John Carreyrou. He persists. Despite a sua sponte severing by Judge Chhabria of a similar lawsuit filed by the same law firm representing him against 8 AI companies, Carreyrou d/b/a Cambronne is attempting to persuade Judge Pitts not to do the same in his case. Carreyrou is the…
Read more: After publishing article on Bitcoin founder, John Carreyrou wants to keep his lawsuit v. Anthropic, Google, xAI, Perplexity, Apple, NVIDIA intact
Hendrix, Apple propose schedule for AI copyright lawsuit. Runs to 2028!

In Hendrix v. Apple, the Hendrix book authors and Apple have proposed the following case schedule, with parts in dispute: Wow. It will take us all the way to 2028!! DOWNLOAD THE PROPOSED CASE SCHEDULE
Read more: Hendrix, Apple propose schedule for AI copyright lawsuit. Runs to 2028!
Judge Breyer denies motion to dismiss in lawsuit v. Databricks and Mosaic for alleged use of books in early stage but not actual training of model

Judge Breyer denied the motion to dismiss the Plaintiffs’ Second Amended Complaint in In re Mosaic LLM Litigation. Databricks and Mosaic argued that the complaint failed to state a claim of infringement because the allegations are only that “Databricks copied their books during early development of DBRX and not its actual training.” Judge Breyer found…
Read more: Judge Breyer denies motion to dismiss in lawsuit v. Databricks and Mosaic for alleged use of books in early stage but not actual training of model
On same day Anthropic’s summary judgment motion is due, Concord Music suddenly moves to dismiss its claims for secondary liability with prejudice

Super stunning turn of events in Concord Music v. Anthropic. On the same day Anthropic’s motion for summary judgment is due — meaning today! — Concord Music has attempted to voluntarily dismiss, with prejudice, both claims of secondary liability: contributory infringement in Count II and vicarious infringement in Count III of its First Amended Complaint.…
Read more: On same day Anthropic’s summary judgment motion is due, Concord Music suddenly moves to dismiss its claims for secondary liability with prejudice
Adding to their largest settlement in US copyright history, Bartz book authors’ class announces another historic milestone: 91.3% participation of total works in class. Wow.

In an update provided to the court ahead of the final approval hearing, the Bartz Class Counsel announced a stunning participation rate of 91.3 percent — or 440,409 of 482,460 works in the class — have been claimed for distribution of the class settlement funds. 91.3 percent participation for a non-personal injury class action is…
Read more: Adding to their largest settlement in US copyright history, Bartz book authors’ class announces another historic milestone: 91.3% participation of total works in class. Wow.
Thomson Reuters tries to distinguish Third Circuit’s UpCodes fair use decision

Thomson Reuters submitted its reply to ROSS Intelligence’s 28(j) letter of supplemental authority based on the Third Circuit’s recent fair use decision in American Society for Testing & Materials v. UpCodes, Inc. involving a for-profit, AI-native startup company‘s republication of building codes that some jurisdictions have adopted as law. Despite some salient factual similarities, Thomson Reuters argues that…
Read more: Thomson Reuters tries to distinguish Third Circuit’s UpCodes fair use decision
The Northern District of California is the epicenter of AI copyright lawsuits, 47 and counting

The Northern District of California, the jurisdiction for Silicon Valley, is the clear epicenter of AI copyright lawsuits. Not just in the United States, but in the world. There are now 47 copyright lawsuits against AI companies. That’s more lawsuits than the total suits in the countries in rest of the world combined. The Southern…
Read more: The Northern District of California is the epicenter of AI copyright lawsuits, 47 and counting
Judge Lee was assigned another AI copyright suit: Beaulier v. NVIDIA

Judge Lee was assigned another AI copyright lawsuit: Beaulier v. NVIDIA. It’s her 5th AI copyright lawsuit. Related Stories
Read more: Judge Lee was assigned another AI copyright suit: Beaulier v. NVIDIA
Judge Scott Corley gets assigned another AI copyright case: Beualier v. Roblox

Judge Scott Corley was assigned another AI copyright lawsuit: Beaulier v. Roblox. It’s her 4th AI copyright lawsuit. Related Story
Read more: Judge Scott Corley gets assigned another AI copyright case: Beualier v. Roblox
Judge Breyer assigned another AI copyright suit: Beaulier v. Meta

Judge Breyer was assigned the recently filed Beaulier v. Meta. It’s the Judge’s 6th AI copyright lawsuit, one of which was voluntarily dismissed. Related Stories
Read more: Judge Breyer assigned another AI copyright suit: Beaulier v. Meta
Judge Gonzalez Rogers sets further case management conference in Hendrix v. Apple for May 11 via Zoom

CLERK’S NOTICE SETTING CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE. You are hereby notified that the Further Case Management Conference will be held by Zoom Webinar. Joint Case Management Statement is due by 5/4/2026. Further Case Management Conference set for 5/11/2026, at 02:00 PM in Oakland, – Videoconference Only. This proceeding will be held via a Zoom webinar.Webinar Access:…
Read more: Judge Gonzalez Rogers sets further case management conference in Hendrix v. Apple for May 11 via Zoom
Judge Hellerstein denies Udio’s motion to dismiss DMCA anti-circumvention claim. Court finds sufficient allegations based on YouTube’s “rolling cipher” TPM

In Sony Music Entertainment v. Uncharted Labs dba Udio, Judge Hellerstein found that the complaint sufficient alleged that YouTube circumvented an access-control to YouTube videos via the much-disputed “rolling cipher” technological protection measure. Udio argued it was a copy-control measure. Sony Music argued it was both copy-control and access-control. Judge Hellerstein ruled that the complaint…
Read more: Judge Hellerstein denies Udio’s motion to dismiss DMCA anti-circumvention claim. Court finds sufficient allegations based on YouTube’s “rolling cipher” TPM
Judge Lee relates BMG v. Anthropic to Concord Music v. Anthropic I and II

Judge Lee ordered the BMG lawsuit against Anthropic to be related to Concord Music v. Anthropic I and II. Judge Lee will now preside over all 3 lawsuits.
Read more: Judge Lee relates BMG v. Anthropic to Concord Music v. Anthropic I and II
Meta cites Judge Chhabria’s sua sponte severing of similar case to Judge Pitts re: Carreyrou v. Anthropic

Meta wasted no time calling to Judge Pitts’s attention Judge Chhabria’s sua sponte severing the omnibus copyright lawsuit against 8 different AI companies filed by Chicken Soup for the Soul. That plaintiff is represented by the same law firm that represents Carreyrou (aka Cambronne) against the same 8 AI companies. Assuming Chicken Soup for the…
Read more: Meta cites Judge Chhabria’s sua sponte severing of similar case to Judge Pitts re: Carreyrou v. Anthropic
Video creator Ted Entertainment now alleges YouTube videos have not just 1 but 5 technological protection measures

After Bytedance moved to dismiss video maker Ted Entertainment’s complaint, Ted filed a first amended complaint adding new allegations that YouTube has not just 1 but 5 different technological protection measures that Bytedance allegedly circumvented. The original complaint generally asserted: “YouTube deploys technological protection measures (“TPMs”) designed to control access to the underlying video files…
Read more: Video creator Ted Entertainment now alleges YouTube videos have not just 1 but 5 technological protection measures

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US Map of Copyright Lawsuits v. AI

last updated April 3, 2026. Current total = 100 suits in U.S.

World Map of Copyright Lawsuits v. AI

last updated April 5, 2026. Current total = 130 copyright suits = 100 in U.S. + 30 in rest of world.

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