OpenAI says ‘high-value partnership’ was on cards with New York Times before lawsuit
OpenAI accuses publisher of "intentionally manipulating" prompts for its lawsuit.
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Why New York Times lawsuit seeks destruction of OpenAI and Microsoft LLMs
The NYT has objected to both "memorisation" of its content by LLMs and their "hallucinations".
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Photographer wins court copyright row with local radio website
V2 Radio was ordered to pay damages and costs for the use of the photo on its website.
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Why Google’s generative AI gamble is a game of chicken it could lose
The tech giant has offered to indemnify users over AI copyright infringement.
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Publishers pay out thousands to owner of Croydon bus-stop arrest video
The video's owner remains in dispute with The Voice.
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News copyright theft ‘through the roof’ as 700,000 articles taken down in six months
Content farmers appear to be "getting a bit more brazen".
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Meghan to receive ‘substantial’ copyright and £1 privacy damages from Mail On Sunday publisher
The publisher of The Mail On Sunday has agreed to pay the Duchess of Sussex £1 nominal damages for misuse…
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Agency photographer attempts to take back copyright in ‘game-changer’ lawsuit
A former photographer for Agence France-Presse (AFP) has filed a lawsuit against the news agency hoping to get rid of…
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