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Anthropic’s $1.5B settlement ends one copyright lawsuit but leaves wider AI training data issues unresolved.
Anthropic reveals increased AI model distillation attempts by Alibaba, Moonshot AI, and DeepSeek, spotlighting rising competition and IP concerns.
Google is negotiating with Hollywood studios to license copyrighted content for AI training, raising questions about risks and rewards for the entertainment industry.
Authors challenge publishers and agents over claims to Anthropic settlement payments amid disputes on fair compensation.
Sony Music has sued AI music generator Udio, alleging unauthorized use of over 30,000 copyrighted songs for AI training.
Leading websites are restricting AI agents from accessing data and completing tasks, challenging their ability to operate smoothly online.
Sony’s lawsuit against Anthropic highlights internal praise of piracy as AI-generated music trained on pirated tracks disrupts songwriters’ livelihoods.
Sony Music highlights Anthropic employee chats praising piracy amid a lawsuit over AI-generated songs impacting songwriters' earnings.
Popular websites are increasingly blocking AI agents from accessing their services, challenging the future of automated online tasks.
The Seattle Times and Newsday have filed lawsuits against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging unauthorized use of their journalism to train AI models.
Flock Safety's CEO urges a balanced approach as concerns grow about privacy and potential misuse of the company's surveillance technology.
Microsoft unveils new AI models and tools to challenge OpenAI and Anthropic, aiming to expand its AI footprint and innovation.
Sean Parker is refocusing Stability AI on music, backed by record labels aiming to harness AI for creative innovation.
Sony Music and Warner sue AI firm Anthropic over alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted content in training its models.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei clarifies his views on open-weight AI models, highlighting concerns about China's expanding AI capabilities and global risks.
Suno’s new Spark program offers grants and mentorship to unsigned artists but raises questions about music rights and remixing terms.














