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Parties in Nazemian v. NVIDIA propose updated schedule
Read more: Parties in Nazemian v. NVIDIA propose updated scheduleThe parties have filed a stipulation filling in dates to the amended scheduling order. The existing deadlines remain the same. The replies for summary judgment motions are due Dec. 4, 2026. And the replies for class certification are due Nov. 20, 2026. So there’s at least a small chance Judge Tigar could issue opinions on…
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Parties in Google Generative AI Litigation dispute over how to identify whether Plaintiffs’ works are in the training datasets used by Google
Read more: Parties in Google Generative AI Litigation dispute over how to identify whether Plaintiffs’ works are in the training datasets used by GoogleBefore Thanksgiving, the parties in In re Google Generative AI Litigation filed a letter outlining the parties’ dispute over how to examine whether the plaintiffs’ works are in the datasets used to train Google’s models — and who should undertake the labor in doing so. Plaintiffs want Google to identify whether the works are in…
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Warner Music lawsuit v. Suno officially over
Read more: Warner Music lawsuit v. Suno officially overOne third of the music labels’ copyright lawsuit against Suno, the AI music generator company, is officially over. The parties settled and struck a licensed partnership. That leaves UMG Recordings and Sony Music still in the suit against Suno. A similar lawsuit against Udio has two thirds of the lawsuit settled, with only Sony Music…
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Magistrate Judge’s opinion finding OpenAI waived attorney-client privilege ignores Supreme Court, 2d Circuit precedent
Read more: Magistrate Judge’s opinion finding OpenAI waived attorney-client privilege ignores Supreme Court, 2d Circuit precedentThis article is the third in a series reviewing Magistrate Judge Wang’s controversial opinion finding that OpenAI waived its attorney-client privilege regarding the reasons OpenAI deleted Books 1, 2 datasets in 2022. For the first 2 reviews, click below. Today’s article will look more closely at the key Supreme Court precedents and Second Circuit precedents…
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More on why Magistrate Judge’s opinion that OpenAI waived its attorney-client privilege looks wrong
Read more: More on why Magistrate Judge’s opinion that OpenAI waived its attorney-client privilege looks wrongMagistrate Judge Wang issued a controversial 28-page opinion concluding that OpenAI waived its attorney-client privilege for communications of in-house attorneys in 2022 related to OpenAI’s deletion of Books 1, 2 datasets. Judge Wang did so on 2 grounds: (1) OpenAI putatively disclosed a “privileged reason” for the deletion based on “non-use” and (2) OpenAI put…
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Updated Map of Copyright Suits v. AI cos. NVIDIA sued again. Total = 62 in U.S.
Read more: Updated Map of Copyright Suits v. AI cos. NVIDIA sued again. Total = 62 in U.S.Just added Ted Entertainment Inc. v. NVIDIA Corp, which was filed in the Northern District of California. DOWNLOAD THE PDF OF THE MAP WITH LINKS TO EACH DOCKET
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Ted Entertainment v. NVIDIA COMPLAINT. NVIDIA sued for alleged infringement in videos. 62nd U.S. copyright lawsuit v. AI companies.
Read more: Ted Entertainment v. NVIDIA COMPLAINT. NVIDIA sued for alleged infringement in videos. 62nd U.S. copyright lawsuit v. AI companies.NVIDIA was sued again for alleged copyright infringement related to its AI models. Video creators Ted Entertainment, Matt Fisher, and Golfholics, Inc. filed a proposed class action of video creators against NVIDIA. This lawsuit is similar to the video creator lawsuit Millette v. NVIDIA, which was voluntarily dismissed. NVIDIA also currently faces 2 lawsuits filed…
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Encyclopaedia Britannica opposes Perplexity’s motion to dismiss
Read more: Encyclopaedia Britannica opposes Perplexity’s motion to dismissEncyclopaedia Britannica filed its opposition to Perplexity’s motion to dismiss. Excerpts Related Stories DOWNLOAD THE OPPOSITION
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Latest U.S. Map of Copyright Suits v. AI. Total = 61 suits. No end in sight.
Read more: Latest U.S. Map of Copyright Suits v. AI. Total = 61 suits. No end in sight.We have 2 new copyright lawsuits: This brings the total of all U.S. copyright lawsuits against AI companies = 61. 3 cases were voluntarily dismissed: Brave Software v. News Corp., Millette v. Google, and Millette v. NVIDIA. 3 cases are on appeal: Thomson Reuters v. ROSS Intelligence, Doe 1 v. Github (DMCA CMI claim), and…
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Judge Garnett denies Bloomberg’s motion to dismiss Huckabee book author copyright case. Court cites Bloomberg’s research paper that allegedly “stated Bloomberg used the data in Books3 to train BloombergGPT”
Read more: Judge Garnett denies Bloomberg’s motion to dismiss Huckabee book author copyright case. Court cites Bloomberg’s research paper that allegedly “stated Bloomberg used the data in Books3 to train BloombergGPT”The relatively quiet lawsuit Huckabee v. Bloomberg L.P. suddenly saw activity the day before Thanksgiving. Judge Garnett rejected Bloomberg’s motion to dismiss the Huckabee book author copyright lawsuit. Excerpt: DOWNLOAD THE OPINION