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USA Today sues OpenAI in another news copyright suit
As the OpenAI MDL litigation is already in the summary judgment phase, OpenAI was hit with yet another news copyright lawsuit, this one filed by USA Today. The Complaint raises 3 claims: These are the same 3 claims that remain in the New York Times’ suit against OpenAI. Similar copyright suits have also been filed… Read more
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Latest U.S. Map of Copyright Suits v. AI cos. Total =147
We updated the U.S. Map of Copyright Suits v. AI companies. New total = 147. New suits: Two lawsuits from SDNY against Meta are being transferred to ND California, where they will likely be assigned to Judge Chabbria: Hobbs and Elsevier. DOWNLOAD THE MAP WITH LINKS TO EACH DOCKET: Substack Follow Us on Substack AI… Read more
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In OpenAI MDL, Judge Stein strikes Tuhin Chakrabarty “dilution” paper and Michael Lasinski Supplemental Report based on it
In a short order, Judge Sidney Stein granted OpenAI’s motion to strike the paper of Dr. Tuhin Chakrabarty on the theory of “dilution” and the Supplemental Report of expert Michael Lasinski based on the paper that Plaintiffs had submitted. Plaintiffs ended up not opposing OpenAI’s motion. Ergo, Judge Stein’s order states: The motion by defendants… Read more
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Hobbs v. Meta also transferred to ND California, likely to Judge Chhabria
Followin the transfer of Elselvier v. Meta, Hobbs v. Meta is also being transferred to the Northern District of California, likely to Judge Chhabria. ORDER: Substack Follow Us on Substack AI copyright & tort litigation, tracked in real time. Subscribe Read more
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Author Darius H. James drops out of own case v. Cerebras Systems
Book author Darius H. James has abandoned his own copyright lawsuit against Cerebras Systems. Christopher Farnsworth and Gary Morgenstein remain as plaintiffs. James also has 2 other copyright suits, one against Together Computer and the other against Snowflake. He still remains as a plaintiff in those lawsuits. Substack Follow Us on Substack AI copyright &… Read more
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By stipulation, Midjourney will share video training data with Disney plaintiffs
By stipulation of the parties in Disney v. Midjourney, Midjourney will be transferring its video datasets used to train its models to the Plaintiffs. Excerpt: DOWNLOAD THE ORDER: Substack Follow Us on Substack AI copyright & tort litigation, tracked in real time. Subscribe Read more
