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Songwriters Drop Lawsuit Against Travis Scott
Songwriters Dion Norman and Derrick Ordogne dropped a copyright lawsuit against Travis Scott and Sony Music after three years.
Music Business Worldwide · 1m
USA Today sues OpenAI for copying hundreds of thousands of articles
USA Today and its local newspapers are seeking over $250 million in damages, claiming OpenAI used their content without permission to train AI models.
The Verge · 1m
Pharrell Pushes to Dismiss Chad Hugo Copyright Lawsuit
Pharrell Williams seeks dismissal of Chad Hugo's copyright lawsuit after three years of vague claims.
Rolling Stone · 1m
Bill Withers Publisher Sues UMG, Sony, Kobalt Over Song Copy
Bill Withers' publisher claims Olivia Dean's song copies his 1981 hit melody.
Music Business Worldwide · 1m
Suno CEO: AI Music Growth Beyond 2m Subscribers
Suno CEO Mikey Shulman says AI music platform now far exceeds 2m paid subscribers and $300m revenue with no firm rules yet.
Music Business Worldwide · 1m
Sam Smith and Normani Must Face Jury Trial
Sam Smith and Normani face jury trial over 'Dancing With a Stranger' copyright dispute after judge refuses to dismiss case.
Billboard · 1m
Times lawsuit reshapes AI options trading
Unsealed emails show OpenAI and Microsoft executives called their chatbots an existential threat to journalism, sparking options traders to bet on a settlement or trial victory.
CNBC · 1m
OpenAI's IP Heist Lands in Court
OpenAI's AI training data theft sparks global copyright battles.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
nyt claims microsoft openai stole news for ai training
nyt alleges microsoft and openai used millions of news articles without permission in ai training
Malay Mail · 1m
Nintendo wins $4.5M piracy lawsuit against Reddit mod
A federal judge ordered James Williams to pay damages and shut down online stores distributing pirated Switch games.
The Verge · 1m
Microsoft exec calls AI scraping 'largest theft of labor'
Unsealed court documents reveal Microsoft and OpenAI knew their training practices were wrong.
TechCrunch · 2m
Microsoft exec calls OpenAI scraping 'largest theft of labor'
Newly unsealed court documents reveal that executives at both companies privately worried their AI training methods were unethical and harmful to journalism.
Engadget · 1m
Microsoft admits AI is destroying news media
Unsealed court documents reveal top Microsoft and OpenAI executives acknowledged their AI models create a destructive cycle that steals content from publishers.
Futurism · 1m