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A group of fiction authors is pursuing a class action lawsuit against OpenAI over alleged copyright infringement stemming from the use of their works in training AI tools like ChatGPT.

Marilyn Nieves/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- A federal judge in New York on Wednesday will hold the first hearing in a closely watched case about copyright concerns

U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria trimmed Sarah Silvermans AI lawsuit against meta, calling some of the allegations “nonsensical."

AI investors say their work is so important that they should be able to trample copyright law on their pathway to riches. Here's why you shouldn't believe them.

Well-known Kiwi writers are among the authors whose works have been dragged into legal action against Facebook owner Meta, claiming it used their books,...

Designer continues to rail against “broken justice system” following loss against major fashion house | Prominent free speech activists MSCHF, The Authors Guild and Harvard Law champion First Amendment arguments and the application of Rogers test.

Do you think AI could produce a George Saunders novel if it hadn’t fed on the novels he has made, and thus, on years of time, of process, he’s poured into his art to become the right person, over and over, to write his books? Of course not.

The deal that ended the Hollywood actors’ strike reflects a fear of the technology | Briefing

The author has racked up 85 million book sales with Harry Bosch and the Lincoln Lawyer — now he’s fighting to stop ChatGPT writing sequels in his name

Sam Altman was born in St. Louis to a Jewish family in 1985. Altman studied computer science at Stanford, but never completed his B.A.