Category: AI & Copyright
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First appeal filed in German music copyright infringement case against OpenAI: panel not too likely to refer to European Court of Justice
OpenAI has challenged an injunction granted against it by the Munich I Regional Court last month, in an AI copyright infringement case brought by German music rights collecting society GEMA.
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German court held OpenAI liable for violating copyright in 15-word passage (besides longer ones), rejected non-profit argument: full decision
Here’s a copy of the 65-page German copyright ruling as well as some items that struck us as interesting.
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First copyright ruling against OpenAI worldwide: music rights collecting society wins German injunction over song lyrics — to be appealed now
The first final judgment (though it will be appealed) in a copyright infringement case targeting OpenAI came down in Germany today. We have exclusive comments from the prevailing party’s GC.
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‘That is theft, it’s pure theft’: an interview with Susman Godfrey AI lawyer Justin Nelson, co-lead counsel in $1.5B Anthropic matter
Susman Godfrey’s Justin Nelson, first-chair trial counsel for a class of copyright holders in a $1.5 billion action against Claude AI maker Anthropic, sat down with ai fray to discuss his work on the settlement, how authors can find out if they are a member of the class, and the impending future of AI litigation.
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BREAKING: OpenAI on losing track in German copyright case brought by music rights collecting society over song lyrics; injunction looms large
A German copyright injunction against OpenAI looms large based on what a judge said at the outset of today’s trial.