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Kerala's Chief Minister emphasizes the need for timely legal amendments to address challenges posed by technological advancements, particularly the rising trend

Anime reaction YouTubers are in conflict with copyright enforcers, specifically a company called Remove Your Media. YouTuber Nicholas Light claims his channel i

The White House has removed its Tetris-style 'Build The Wall' game following concerns over copyright infringement from The Tetris Company.

AI music generator Suno, facing copyright lawsuits from major record labels, is now releasing a new version of its tool developed in partnership with Warner Mus

A copyright infringement case initiated by representatives of two Jamaican producers, which threatened to disrupt an entire music genre, has been averted by an

Authors are in dispute with publishers over the distribution of a $1.5 billion settlement from Anthropic A.I., which is paying $3,000 per pirated book used to t

The Tetris Company has expressed displeasure over a Tetris-like game called 'Build the Wall' being hosted on the White House website, which is one of six new ga

India's Copyright Office rejected the registration of an AI-generated artwork, not due to a lack of originality, but because an AI cannot be named as its author

The Trump administration is supporting OpenAI in a lawsuit against the New York Times, arguing for the use of copyrighted material to train AI systems, while th

The Trump administration has sided with OpenAI in its copyright dispute with The New York Times, urging the court to reject the newspaper's claim that training

Google is reportedly seeking licensing agreements with major Hollywood studios to train its AI models on copyrighted material. While these deals could offer fin

Anthropic, having already paid $1.5 billion in a copyright case for pirated books, is now facing a new lawsuit from Sony Music and Warner Chappell over alleged

AI company Anthropic is facing a multibillion-dollar lawsuit from Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell, who allege the company misused tens of thousands of

Musicians are acting as detectives to identify and expose individuals using AI to generate music derived from human artists' work without proper attribution, as

The music industry is grappling with the rise of AI music generators, with some labels suing platforms like Suno while others are forming partnerships.

Tech giants are reportedly buying thousands of second-hand books to scan their contents, then destroying the physical copies, raising concerns among booksellers

The article remembers Dolly Parton, the recently deceased Queen of Country Music, highlighting her extensive philanthropy, including donating over 300 million b

Australia's recorded music industry will ban wholly AI-generated tracks from its official charts and ARIA awards to protect human artistry. This decision follow

An article published in Nature on August 25, 2026, advocates for amending copyright licenses to prevent AI misuse and reassert human control over content.

Australia's music charts have banned songs made entirely with AI, following controversy over an AI-generated Madonna cover, though AI used in a 'supporting role

The Authors Guild warns that unlicensed and unrestricted AI training, particularly using books, could destroy the publishing ecosystem, citing concerns over AI

The legality of training AI models on copyrighted books without authors' consent is a complex issue, as many authors have unknowingly contributed to AI tools th

A legal dispute over a cartoon stick figure, dubbed 'Italian brainrot,' could establish precedents for ownership rights of AI-generated characters.

AI companies Amazon and Anthropic are facing criticism from booksellers and readers over reports that they destroyed physical books to scan them for AI developm