AI training fair use meets its first U.S. appellate test: on September 29 the Third Circuit ruled that a non-generative AI legal tool trained on Westlaw's proprietary headnotes to perform the same ...

Last week saw two landmark fair use decisions on artificial intelligence from the Northern District of California: Judge William Alsup’s decision in Bartz v. Anthropic and Judge Vince Chhabria’s ...

Since the launch of the first Large Language Models (LLMs), a wave of copyright litigation has been initiated by authors, musicians, and news organizations alleging that their works were ...

Judge Bibas’s second take in Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence will get plenty of second looks from courts deciding fair use in generative AI copyright cases. “Highly fact-specific.” “Narrowly ...

AI systems are only as fair and safe as the data they’re built on. While conversations about AI ethics often focus on model architecture, algorithmic transparency or deployment oversight, fairness and ...

A group of prominent intellectual property law professors has weighed in on the high-stakes AI copyright battle between several authors and Meta. In an amicus brief, the scholars argue that using ...

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 ...