Category: AI & Copyright
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German music rights collecting society sues Suno over infringement of copyrights in world-famous compositions
Context: A couple of months ago, German music rights collecting society GEMA sued OpenAI in the Landgericht München I (Munich I Regional Court), alleging the AI provider’s infringement of song lyrics by GEMA’s members (November 14, 2024 ai fray article). At a subsequent press conference, GEMA explained in further detail the reasons for that enforcement…
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Korean broadcasters target top national search engine Naver in first-ever domestic AI copyright infringement suit
South Korea’s SBS, KBS and MBC are seeking damages from Naver for using their articles to train its GenAI platforms HyperClova and HyperClova X without their permission, which they claim also violates national antitrust rules.
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“We want Britain to shape the AI revolution”: UK government publishes AI action plan
The new plan will make the UK “irresistible” to AI firms and includes changes such as encouraging public and private data licensing, and reforming the UK text and data mining regime so it is “at least as competitive as the EU”, British government says.
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Delhi High Court to hear AI copyright infringement petition seeking legislative amendments as deepfake pressures mount
Petition follows formation of national deepfake committee and separate lawsuit against OpenAI, indicating mounting pressure in India over regulation of AI.
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Canadian news organizations add to OpenAI’s growing copyright infringement docket, seeking billions in damages
Top news publishers Toronto Star, Metroland Media, The Globe and Mail and CBC, are bringing the first-ever high-profile claim to be filed against the ChatGPT owner in Canada.
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Indian news agency seeks world’s first preliminary injunction against OpenAI over copyright infringement; court appoints experts
Context: Last week, a copyright infringement lawsuit by India’s Asian News International (ANI) against OpenAI became discoverable in the Delhi High Court (HC) (November 18, 2024 ai fray article). An initial case management conference was held the following day, and OpenAI’s counsel declared that his client had stopped training ChatGPT with ANI’s content as of…
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German music rights collecting society suing OpenAI: members are both fascinated and frightened by Generative AI
German music rights collecting society GEMA provided a background briefing for the press today on its copyright lawsuit against OpenAI that is designed to clarify key legal questions ASAP.
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BREAKING: OpenAI blinks in new copyright dispute with Indian news agency ANI, has stopped using ANI’s content for training
Context: Yesterday the first major Indian copyright lawsuit against an AI provider surfaced as the Delhi High Court (HC) listed a hearing in ANI Media v. OpenAI (ANI = Asian News International) for today (November 18, 2024 ai fray article). What’s new: OpenAI’s Indian counsel just declared in open court and for the record that…
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India’s Asian News International sues OpenAI in Delhi High Court as AI copyright litigation goes international
Shortly after the first major European AI copyright lawsuit, ai fray has found out about a news organization’s Indian lawsuit against OpenAI.