A bipartisan bill, the Transparency and Responsibility for Artificial Intelligence Networks Act (TRAIN), introduced in January 2026, would give content creators subpoena power to compel disclosure ...

#gymnastics #sports #gymnast #seitz #bars In 2011, German athlete Elisabeth Seitz added an extra half turn to the Van Leeuwen ...

The Business Council of Australia proposed, then ditched, a plan to amend the Copyright Act so AI training on copyrighted work is no longer considered infringement.

At the London Book Fair 2026, a whopping 10,000 authors released blank books. Here’s why they pulled that move ...

Nate Garhart of Spencer West LLP examines the volitional conduct doctrine in copyright, being used as a defense by Perplexity ...

Rather than, y'know, outright theft.

Members of the European Parliament this week adopted a comprehensive series of recommendations designed to protect copyrighted creative work from being used by artificial intelligence systems without ...

About 10,000 writers including Kazuo Ishiguro, Philippa Gregory and Richard Osman join copyright campaign ...

Just over a month ago, the Human Artistry Campaign launched the “Stealing Isn’t Innovation” campaign. “Big AI” published its response in late February, and it’s deeply unpersuasive.

The Free Software Foundation (FSF), like many others, received a notice regarding settlement in the copyright infringement lawsuit Bartz v. Anthropic. It is a class action lawsuit claiming that ...

A new collective licensing scheme for the "fair and lawful" use of content in AI is open for publishers to join.

Publishers’ Licensing Services has launched the first stage of an opt-in collective licensing initiative designed to “ensure the use of published work by AI companies in generative AI is both fair and ...