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Schedule in Gilbert v. Anthropic
The court issued the Scheduling Order for the Gilbert v. Anthropic suit. It will take us into 2028: Substack Follow Us on Substack AI copyright & tort litigation, tracked in real time. Subscribe Read more
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Plaintiffs in Mosaic case file notice on disputed Chakrabarty et al. “dilution” paper
Following a similar filing made on the same day in response to OpenAI’s motion to strike a paper on “dilution” and expert report based on it in the MDL Litigation, Plaintiffs’ counsel from the same law firm has filed a notice with Judge Breyer on the same disputed paper co-authored by Dr. Tuhin Chakrabarty et… Read more
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Pres. Trump names Super Intelligence Force
From his Truth Social account, Pres. Trump named the members of the Super Intelligence Force (SIF): “The Super Intelligence Force is tasked with coordinating the effort of the Federal Government to ensure that America continues to lead the World in Super Intelligence, which many say is bigger than the Industrial Revolution, and the Internet, and… Read more
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In Atlantic, Greg Robinson explains why he quit OpenAI. AI companies in Silicon Valley lack “wisdom about how to handle dangerous technology”
Adding to high profile departures from AI companies, Greg Robinson, one of the longest safety employees at OpenAI, just quit OpenAI. He criticizes the culture — and lack of wisdom — in Silicon Valley companies to handle dangerous technologies. He wrote: The future depends on wisdom that Silicon Valley lacks. Wisdom about how to handle… Read more
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Judge Labson Freeman dismisses without prejudice Beaulier’s CMI claims v. Roblox
Austin Beaulier has now had a second case dismissed for failure to state a claim. In Beaulier v. Roblox, Judge Labson Freeman held that Beaulier DMCA CMI claims failed to adequately allege intentional removal of CMI to state a 1202(b)(1) claim and failed to adequately allege 3 elements of the 1202(b)(3) claims: “(2) that the… Read more
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Judge Scott Corley finds Ted Entertainment alleged sufficient “access control” for YouTube videos to state DMCA 1201(a) claim
Ted Entertainment just scored a big victory in one of the many DMCA anti-circumvention cases it has filed. In Ted Entertainment v. Bytedance, Judge Scott Corley held that Ted’s First Amended Complaint sufficiently alleged that YouTube videos are protected by “access controls,” and that Bytedance circumvented them. The viewing of YouTube videos is somewhat different… Read more
