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Judge Gonzalez Rogers denies Elon Musk’s motion for preliminary injunction v. OpenAI
Read more: Judge Gonzalez Rogers denies Elon Musk’s motion for preliminary injunction v. OpenAIJudge Gonzalez Rogers rejected Elon Musk’s motion for preliminary injunction to stop OpenAI from converting to a public benefit corporation, but said she is open to expedite the trial date to fall 2025. For the reasons stated above, plaintiffs’ motion is DENIED.That said, given the public interest at stake and potential for harm if a…
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Partly AI-generated album cover for Jeremy Renner’s album receives copyright registration, with AI-generated elements excluded
Read more: Partly AI-generated album cover for Jeremy Renner’s album receives copyright registration, with AI-generated elements excludedRecord Street Music, the label behind Jeremy Renner’s album Love and Titanium, received a copyright registration for the album cover that was partly AI-generated. Basis for the claim of a work of authorship: “2-D artwork, The author?s contributions to the image consist of the following: author modified the abstracted bird at the top center of…
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Concord Music v. Anthropic joint case statement of the parties
Read more: Concord Music v. Anthropic joint case statement of the partiesThe parties in Concord Music v. Anthopic filed their joint case statement ahead of their case management conference on March 12.
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China’s government tells AI researchers to avoid traveling to U.S. to protect AI know-how
Read more: China’s government tells AI researchers to avoid traveling to U.S. to protect AI know-howIn an article in the Wall Street Journal today, China’s government reportedly has instructed AI researchers and entrepreneurs to avoid traveling to the United States. The Chinese government fears loss of trade secrets—or even detention by the United States law enforcement similar to what happened to Meng Wanzhou of Huawei during Trump’s first administration. DeepSeek…
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AI copyright debate roils UK
Read more: AI copyright debate roils UKCountries seeking to become world leaders in AI development face a copyright dilemma: should it be copyright infringement to train AI models on large datasets consisting of copyrighted works? If so, what if AI other countries allow it and gain a competitive advantage in AI technology? Right now, the UK government is embroiled in a…
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AI trade secret case: OpenEvidence v. Pathway Medical complaint
Read more: AI trade secret case: OpenEvidence v. Pathway Medical complaintA new lawsuit was filed this week, this time the main claim involves theft of trade secrets by basically allegedly using improper means to get trade secrets from OpenEvidence’s AI platform. The third claim is a DMCA anti-circumvention claim. (Because this is the AI-company suing another business for alleged theft of trade secrets, with an…