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Copyright Office head fired after reporting AI training isn’t always fair use
A day after the US Copyright Office dropped a bombshell pre-publication report challenging artificial intelligence firms' argument that all AI training should be considered fair use, the Trump administration fired the head of the Copyright Office, Shira Perlmutter—sparking speculation that the controversial report hastened her removal.
What initially appeared to be a power play by Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to take over the ...
A federal judge in San Jose, California, on Tuesday ordered artificial intelligence company Anthropic to respond to ...
The Trump administration quietly fired the head of the U.S. Copyright Office over the weekend after her office issued a ...
UK creatives demand more copyright transparency from AI companies.
Alison Brie and Dave Franco are facing a lawsuit alleging their Sundance hit 'Together' is a 'blatant rip-off' of the ...
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Copyright Office Punts on AI and Fair Use, One of the Biggest Questions Surrounding Gen AIThe US Copyright Office's report comes as the agency is under political fire, with President Trump reportedly firing its head ...
The U.S. Copyright Office report examining copyrights and generative AI training supports licensing copyrights when used in ...
AI companies like OpenAI and Meta use data made by others to train their AI models. The US Copyright Office says, in some ...
Celebrity musicians are urging the U.K. to rethink controversial plans to reform copyright laws that allow AI developers ...
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