Category: AI Providers
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Japanese media add to globe’s AI copyright infringement docket: Nikkei, Asahi Shimbun sue Perplexity AI over “free riding” in Tokyo District Court
Nikkei Inc. and The Asahi Shimbun Company are seeking an injunction against Perplexity AI, alleging that its GenAI-powered search engine unlawfully copies and stores articles from their websites, infringing copyright.
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OpenAI slapped with serious patent lawsuit for first time as French company attacks C2PA anti-(deep)fake news mechanism in eight countries
KeeeX is asserting a patent obtained by a French university and a French research institute. If it indeed reads on the C2PA standard, there are various other major defendants.
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The CMA’s new cloud market report shows it continues to be a liability for the UK economy and to ignore its government’s ‘strategic steer’
The UK Competition & Markets Authority is on the wrong track. Instead of focusing on what would benefit the UK economy, it is essentially a tool for Google.
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Google criticizes EU overregulation while demanding even more of it: contradictory positions on DMA and cloud/AI bill
According to preliminary findings by the EU Commission, Google is out of compliance with the DMA. But it wants to go beyond the DMA to harm competitors.
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“Bottomless pit of plagiarism”: Disney, Universal Studios file first major Hollywood AI copyright complaint
Disney and its subsidiaries Marvel Characters, MVL Film Finance, Lucasfilm, 20th Century Fox, as well as Universal City Studios Productions and its subsidiary Dreamworks, have sued AI company Midjourney for infringing famous, copyrighted works, such as Darth Vader from the Star Wars franchise and the Minions from “Despicable Me”.
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Microsoft makes digital commitments to Europe: open access to AI, cloud infrastructure, pledges to fight for European customers in U.S. court
The commitments include a promise to uphold Europe’s digital resilience regardless of geopolitical and trade volatility, Microsoft has announced.