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Suno's IPO Roadblocks
Suno faces legal battles with music giants as it prepares for potential IPO.
Musicbusinessworldwide · 2m
Chris Harrison's New Show Sparks Legal Clash
Chris Harrison's dating show 'The Vow' faces legal battle with 'Bachelor' producers over trademarked rose imagery.
Cosmopolitan · 1m
Court Rules AI Training Data Not Fair Use
US appeals court finds AI training on copyrighted material violates copyright law.
Futurism · 1m
US Court Rejects AI Fair Use Defense for Training Data
US appeals court rules AI training on copyrighted material isn't fair use, impacting music labels' battle with Suno AI.
Music Business Worldwide · 2m
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
Umg And Sony Sue Suno Over New AI Music Model
Umg and Sony accuse Suno of stealing music to train its new ai model, calling it 'fruit of the same poisoned tree'.
Billboard · 1m
Sony and UMG sue Suno over copyright in v6 models
Record labels claim the AI music generator found a loophole to train on unlicensed music despite licensing deals.
Engadget · 1m · 5 views
Microsoft exec calls AI scraping 'largest theft of labor'
Unsealed court documents reveal Microsoft and OpenAI knew their training practices were wrong.
TechCrunch · 2m
OpenAI and Microsoft's doom loop for the web
Unsealed court documents reveal the companies knew their AI training would destroy publishers and damage their own products.
The Verge · 1m
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 exec called AI scraping the largest theft of labor
Unsealed documents reveal Microsoft and OpenAI knew they were harming news publishers by training AI on their content without permission or compensation.
Ars Technica · 3m
Negativland made remix culture strange on purpose
A Bay Area sound collage project became a 46-year argument for remix, fair use and art that talks back to power.
Archive · 1m