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Anthropic files reply brief asking for stay in Concord Music II
Anthropic filed its reply brief in support of its motion to stay the recently filed lawsuit of Concord Music Group v. Anthropic II. The hearing for summary judgment in Concord Music Group v. Anthropic I is set for July 15. Concord Music II involves claims related to Anthropic’s alleged torrenting of files, including parts of Read more
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Judge Stein ask Encyclopaedia Britannica, Merriam Webster Dictionary, and Gracenote to show cause their lawsuits v. OpenAI should not be stayed
The plaintiffs in the two recently filed lawsuits against OpenAI got asked by Judge Stein to show cause by April 15 why their recently filed lawsuits should not be stayed pending the outcome of summary judgment motions in the MDL litigation against OpenAI, now ongoing for a couple years. Since these 2 lawsuits are just Read more
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Updated U.S. Map of Copyright Suits v. AI companies (Apr. 3, 2026)
We added the 3 new copyright suits filed by Ted Entertainment against Apple, OpenAI, and Amazon. The creator of YouTube videos has now filed a total of 7 lawsuits all alleging the same claim of Section 1201(a) for violation of the anti-circumvention provision. Expect more. DOWNLOAD THE LATEST US MAP OF COPYRIGHT SUITS V. AI Read more
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Updated Master chart of copyright, DMCA and other claims in suits v. AI (Apr. 3, 2026)
We updated our Master Chart identifying which claims are being asserted against AI companies in the United States in the complaints in the respective cases. We added Ted Entertainment’s three new lawsuits against OpenAI, Apple, and Amazon. Ted Entertainment has now filed 7 copyright lawsuits against AI companies. We probably should expect more. We did Read more
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Bytedance seeks dismissal of Ted Entertainment’s DMCA complaint
Bytedance filed its motion to dismiss video creator Ted Entertainment’s DMCA anti-circumvention complaint. This is one of four DMCA lawsuits Ted Entertainment filed. The others are against Meta, Snap, and NVIDIA. Excerpt: DOWNLOAD THE MOTION TO DISMISS OF BYTEDANCE Read more