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ROSS Intelligence files opening brief in 1st appeal of AI training in suit by Thomson Reuters. Third Circuit becomes most important court in AI litigation.
Read more: ROSS Intelligence files opening brief in 1st appeal of AI training in suit by Thomson Reuters. Third Circuit becomes most important court in AI litigation.ROSS Intelligence filed its opening brief in the first appeal of a fair use decision (fair use denied) in the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. The copyright lawsuit was filed by Thomson Reuters, parent of the company for legal research West. They alleged that ROSS infringed their copyrights in their headnotes summarizing judicial opinions (which…
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NVIDIA files opposition to Nazemian’s attempt to reverse Magistrate Judge’s decision rejecting discovery of datasets outside of Complaint
Read more: NVIDIA files opposition to Nazemian’s attempt to reverse Magistrate Judge’s decision rejecting discovery of datasets outside of ComplaintNVIDIA just filed its opposition in response to Nazemian’s motion to reverse Magistrate Judge Sallie Kim’s denial of the plaintiffs’ motion to compel discovery of other datasets (from “shadow libraries”) not included in the Complaint.
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Concord Music seeks 2 months extension of discovery in lawsuit v. Anthropic
Read more: Concord Music seeks 2 months extension of discovery in lawsuit v. AnthropicConcord Music is asking Judge Lee for a 2 months extension of discovery from the time she rules on the pending motion for leave to file a Second Amended Complaint to include allegations related to Anthropic’s torrenting files from shadow libraries. Anthropic opposes the extension. “Fact discovery is currently scheduled to close on Oct. 21,…
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Magistrate Judge Wang decides another discovery loss for OpenAI
Read more: Magistrate Judge Wang decides another discovery loss for OpenAIIn the MDL Litigation, In re OpenAI Copyright Infringement Litigation, Magistrate Judge Ona Wang delivered yet another discovery loss to OpenAI and Microsoft. This time, Judge Wang rejected their motion to compel the New York Times to produce the content of all chat logs from NYT employees’ use of their internal generative AI program called…
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UMG Recordings asks to amend complaint v. Suno to add DMCA anti-circumvention claim: Suno allegedly “stream ripped” music from YouTube videos, bypassing encryption
Read more: UMG Recordings asks to amend complaint v. Suno to add DMCA anti-circumvention claim: Suno allegedly “stream ripped” music from YouTube videos, bypassing encryptionUMG Recordings is asking Judge Saylor for leave to file a (First) Amended Complaint to add new allegations against Suno for allegedly “stream ripping” music files from YouTube videos, circumventing their encryption. The Complaint cited a report by Billboard “that revealed the existence of private datasets demonstrating how both Suno and Udio scraped music from…
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Updated Map of US copyright suits v. AI (Sep 20, 2025). 51 total.
Read more: Updated Map of US copyright suits v. AI (Sep 20, 2025). 51 total.We added this weeks Disney v. MiniMax suit to our map. The current total is 51. DOWNLOAD MAP
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Judge Lee grants 3 weeks extension to scheduling order for class certification issues
Read more: Judge Lee grants 3 weeks extension to scheduling order for class certification issuesIn re Google Generative AI Litigation, Judge Lee granted a 3 weeks extension to the scheduling order for class certification issues. This extension was less than the 6 weeks sought by plaintiffs, and the same amount Google offered as a “compromise.” Related Stories
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NVIDIA invests $5B in Intel, with plan of codesigning chips.
Read more: NVIDIA invests $5B in Intel, with plan of codesigning chips.Intel appeared to get a lifeline from NVIDIA. The companies announced an investment of $5 billion by NVIDIA, plus plans for co-designing chips. The agreement still must be approved by federal regualators. Press Release from NVIDIA: NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) today announced a collaboration to jointly develop multiple generations of custom…
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Vacker v. Eleven Labs case stayed as parties finish settlement
Read more: Vacker v. Eleven Labs case stayed as parties finish settlementThe first AI lawsuit to settle, Vacker v. Eleven Labs, involving voice actor plaintiffs has been stayed. The parties are finalizing the Long Form Agreement for the settlement. Will be interesting if any details of the settlement are disclosed.