Adobe Investors Sue Execs Over AI Copyright Disclosures
According to Courthouse News, shareholders have filed suit against Adobe executives alleging misstatements related to the company's AI copyright practices.…
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Wolters Kluwer Weighs Collective Licensing as Fix for AI Training Data
A new Wolters Kluwer series kicks off by examining whether collective licensing—long used in music and text-and-data-mining contexts—could offer a…
Yale Researchers Pitch Copyleft-Style Licensing for AI Training Data
Yale researchers are floating a copyleft framework for generative AI, borrowing the reciprocal-sharing logic of open-source software licenses to govern…
As AI Suits Mount, Litigation Outcomes Are Shaping Licensing Deals
IPWatchdog frames the growing docket of AI copyright cases not just as liability fights but as a preview of the…
Cloudflare Tells AI Crawlers: Separate or Get Blocked
According to The Tech Buzz, Cloudflare is pushing AI companies to run distinct, identifiable crawlers for training versus other uses,…
Google Pitches Its Own AI Copyright Framework, Artists Take Note
Google has laid out a policy vision for how copyright should apply to AI training data, according to RouteNote, positioning…
Penn State Law Review Piece Pitches Compulsory Licensing for AI Training Data
A new article hosted on Penn State's JLIA site argues that compulsory licensing—rather than ad hoc lawsuits or opt-out schemes—could…
ProMarket: Why AI Content-Licensing Deals Won’t Scale to the Whole Web
A new ProMarket piece argues that the wave of publisher-AI licensing deals making headlines this year won't solve the underlying…
Jamendo Sues Suno, Adding Production-Music Claims to AI Copyright Fight
Production music library Jamendo has filed suit against Suno, alleging the AI music generator trained on its catalog without authorization,…
Analysis: Copyright’s Three-Step Test Squares Off With AI Training Data
A new Wolters Kluwer commentary argues that the international three-step test—requiring exceptions to be limited to special cases that don't…