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AI copyright cases hit 125 on 250th birthday of United States. New infographic.
On the 250th birthday of the United States of American, the copyright lawsuits filed against AI companies hit 125. A fitting number. This number shows, not only that the U.S. is the global epicenter of copyright litigation against AI companies, but also that the United States is the land of litigation. To commemorate this moment,… Read more
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Copyright shareholder derivative suit plaintiff Anderson files notice to relate case to City of St. Clair Shores Police v. Microsoft
Plaintiff Anderson in the just filed Anderson v. Nadella in the Western District of Washington has already filed a notice that it is a related case to the another shareholder derivative suit related to Microsoft’s AI products, City of St Clair Shores Police and Fire Retirement System v. Microsoft Corporation et al, No. 2:26-cv-02071-SKV (“St.… Read more
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Hugging Face open-source AI platform dragged into AI Copyright Wars in suit by EVOX Productions v. Stability AI, Runway AI, and Deviant Art. Suits hit 125 v. AI cos. in U.S. on its 250th birthday
The AI Copyright Wars are escalating. EVOX Productions, which has already sued Stanford University for the creation of the ImageNet dataset, has now turned its litigation attention to Hugging Face, the open-source platform for AI developers. Hugging Face’s alleged infringement includes: “the ‘Stanford Cars’ dataset, contains 8,144 images of automobiles for public download, including 225… Read more
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JP Morgan has to pay advancement of legal fees incurred by Charlie Javice. Does ruling cast Nanoble’s indemnity claim v. Disney in a new light?
Charlie Javice, the then-29-year-old founder of the startup Frank later acquired by JP Morgan, has already been convicted of three counts of fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit fraud back in 2025. The fraud stemmed from inflated user numbers for the website service for student loan applications that were touted by her during… Read more
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OpenAI discussing with Trump Administration giving 5% equity stake in OpenAI
It looks like we are one step closer to U.S. government owning an equity stake in OpenAI. Financial Times is reporting that OpenAI and the Trump Administration have discussed the idea of OpenAI donating a 5% equity stake to the U.S. government. This idea is tied to the establishment of an AI Sovereign Wealth Fund… Read more