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We gathered this list of terrific books that are coming in the first three months of the year to get your 2024 reading started.

Key Points The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technology across the economy has raised a number of novel legal issues. In this article, we discuss five key issues to...

OpenAI has inked a deal with the news publisher Axel Springer to pay for articles on which OpenAI will train future AI models.

AI has the ability to reshape the corporate communications landscape, but knowing where to begin assessing the risks and benefits can be challenging.

Book publishing in 2023 was a story of cooling sales and rising conflict, marked by legal action, protests, censorship and the impact of forces well beyond...

A few weeks ago, a friend gave me a sack full of ink pens and pencils she got from a store getting rid of them because they no longer carried

Fabio Bertoni writes about a federal lawsuit challenging an Iowa law that requires public-school libraries and classrooms to contain only “age-appropriate” books, which it defines to automatically exclude books that have a description of a sex act.

Getty Images and the Authors Guild have lambasted artificial intelligence developers that argue it's impractical and expensive to license massive amounts of copyrighted works to train generative AI models, telling the U.S. Copyright Office that the scale of the alleged infringement doesn't excuse it.

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Sue Halpern writes about how the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence flooded our lives in 2023.