If Chhabria grants either motion, he’ll issue a ruling before the case goes to trial—and likely set an important precedent shaping how courts deal with generative AI copyright cases moving forward.

The fair use question hangs over lawsuits brought by authors, news outlets and other copyright owners against companies ...

This month, members of the House of Lords, the UK's upper chamber of Parliament, voted in in favor of amendments to the ...

Former UK Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says artificial intelligence companies shouldn't need to seek permission every ...

On May 1, 2025, a federal courtroom in San Francisco became ground zero for one of the most consequential copyright hearings in recent memory.

The UK weighs a data law with major AI implications, while a former Meta leader argues that copyright rules could break the ...

A judge who may be the first to rule on whether AI training data is fair use appeared skeptical Thursday at a hearing where Meta faced off with book authors over the social media company's alleged ...

The case, which has been brought by about a dozen authors including Ta-Nehisi Coates and Richard Kadrey, is centred on the $1.4tn social media giant’s use of LibGen, a so-called shadow library of ...

As lawsuits proceed and new regulations are debated, the relationship between AI and copyright law will continue to evolve.

The ruling will have wide-reaching implications in the fierce copyright battle between ... Joelle Pineau, Meta’s recently departed head of AI research laboratory FAIR, recommended using the ...