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Judge Stein orders Microsoft to file FRCP 5.1(a)(2) notice of constitutional challenge to NY law as applied in Daily News lawsuit
Read more: Judge Stein orders Microsoft to file FRCP 5.1(a)(2) notice of constitutional challenge to NY law as applied in Daily News lawsuitJudge Stein ordered Microsoft to file a notice of a constitutional challenge pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 5.1(a)(1)(B). Microsoft had taken the position that it wasn’t required, but said it would promptly do so if Judge Stein disagreed.
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Status of all 35 copyright lawsuits v. AI (Nov. 24, 2024): Concord Music v. Anthropic injunction hearing on Nov. 25; Thomson Reuters SJ hearing on Dec. 5. Standing becomes an issue. Cases march on.
Read more: Status of all 35 copyright lawsuits v. AI (Nov. 24, 2024): Concord Music v. Anthropic injunction hearing on Nov. 25; Thomson Reuters SJ hearing on Dec. 5. Standing becomes an issue. Cases march on.Here’s the latest on all 35 copyright lawsuits against AI companies. Lots going on. Significant rulings Other developments Upcoming Hearings New developments since last week’s report are indicated with an asterisk*. Visit our Master List of all 35 copyright cases with attorneys and claims listed. Case name Jurisdiction Judge Latest status Thomson Reuters Enterprise Centre GmbH et…
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OpenAI strikes 5-year licensing deal for use of content by WSJ, NY Post, Barron’s, The Sun, The Times of London
Read more: OpenAI strikes 5-year licensing deal for use of content by WSJ, NY Post, Barron’s, The Sun, The Times of LondonIn a deal described as “landmark,” OpenAI struck a 5-year licensing deal with News Corp. (which owns the Wall St. Journal, the New York Post, Barron’s, The Sun, and The Times of London) to use their content, “including archives, to answer queries and trains its technology,” according to the Wall Street Journal. News Corp. CEO…
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USA Today, other Gannett owned newspaper to get AI-generated “key points” to summarize articles
Read more: USA Today, other Gannett owned newspaper to get AI-generated “key points” to summarize articlesAccording to the Verge, Gannett owned newspapers, including the USA Today, will incorporate AI-generated “key points”–similar to the bullet points some media, such as Business Insider, already feature–at the top of articles. Sample of Key Points of article in USA Today: There is a disclosure statement of the use of AI at the bottom of…