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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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OpenAI hit with another newspaper copyright lawsuit. Newspapers want over $10 billion from OpenAI. Total = 61 copyright suits v. AI cos.
Read more: OpenAI hit with another newspaper copyright lawsuit. Newspapers want over $10 billion from OpenAI. Total = 61 copyright suits v. AI cos.The week continues to get worse for OpenAI and Microsoft. After losing its attorney-client privilege regarding its deletion of Books1 and 2 datasets in 2022, OpenAI, along with Microsoft, was hit with another copyright lawsuit. This follows a report of an internal OpenAI memo in which Sam Altman warned employees of “economic headwinds” and “rough…
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Suno and Warner Music announce settlement and partnership. AI generated music is here to stay.
Read more: Suno and Warner Music announce settlement and partnership. AI generated music is here to stay.Warner Music just announced a settlement of its lawsuit against Suno (leaving UMG Recordings and Sony Music in the Suno lawsuit). The settlement and business deal sound similar to the ones Udio struck with Warner Music and UMG Recordings (see Related Stories below). WARNER MUSIC GROUP AND SUNO FORGE GROUNDBREAKING PARTNERSHIP Companies will collaborate on…
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Magistrate Judge Wang rules v. OpenAI again, holding waived attorney-client privilege re: deletion of Books1, Books2 datasets. Cold comfort to OpenAI: Judge finds no crime-fraud exception applies.
Read more: Magistrate Judge Wang rules v. OpenAI again, holding waived attorney-client privilege re: deletion of Books1, Books2 datasets. Cold comfort to OpenAI: Judge finds no crime-fraud exception applies.Add another major discovery loss to OpenAI before Magistrate Judge Wang. This one of the biggest. Judge Wang just issued an opinion finding that OpenAI waived its attorney-client privilege as to communications related to OpenAI’s deletion of the Books1 and Books2 datasets. OpenAI’s attorneys get to be deposed regarding their communications. Oh boy. Cold comfort:…
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Judge Saylor grants Suno leave to file reply to Anthony Justice’s opposition to motion to dismiss
Read more: Judge Saylor grants Suno leave to file reply to Anthony Justice’s opposition to motion to dismissJudge Saylor granted Suno’s request to file a 15 page reply to Anthony Justice’s opposition to their motion to dismiss. The reply is due Nov. 21, 2025. Suno argued that Justice raised several new arguments in their opposition: “On November 10, 2025, Plaintiffs filed their opposition to Suno’s motion. See Dkt. No. 33. The opposition…
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Magistrate Judge Wang sticks to her order to OpenAI to produce 20 million de-identified consumer ChatGPT logs. But Judge is entertaining reconsideration.
Read more: Magistrate Judge Wang sticks to her order to OpenAI to produce 20 million de-identified consumer ChatGPT logs. But Judge is entertaining reconsideration.The controversial order of Magistrate Judge Ona Wang for OpenAI to produce 20 million de-identified consumer ChatGPT logs (or chats) continues in inflame OpenAI. Dane Stuckey, chief information security office, wrote a scathing criticism of the order as an invasion of privacy. Then, on Nov. 12, OpenAI filed a letter asking Judge Wang to reconsider.…