While Swartz, an RSS co-developer, was prosecuted for downloading 70GB of papers, Meta used 80TB of books for AI training. A double standard in copyright law is being questioned.
The rough, self-produced animation "Gyūrai" went viral on TikTok. Post-AI content proliferation, a shift in acceptance emerged, seeking traces of humanity in the imperfections.
The Debian Project is debating whether to allow the use of LLMs. Two opposing proposals—one for a ban and one for conditional approval—are under discussion.
Meta's latest AI ad features David Bowie's apocalyptic "Five Years," sparking debate over its optimistic message and the song's dark undertones.
Sony Music Entertainment has filed a new lawsuit against AI music generator Udio, alleging copyright infringement on over 30,000 songs, from Elvis Presley to Beyoncé. The battle over AI and copyright in the music industry is intensifying.
Hachette Book Group, Cengage Learning, Elsevier, and author Scott Turow file a class-action lawsuit against Google, alleging unauthorized use of copyrighted works in training Gemini AI.
Anna's Archive announces a $200,000 bounty for the full Google Books scan dataset, including datasets of similar scale from AI companies.
25 years since its release, the BitTorrent protocol created by Bram Cohen has transformed the internet and fueled piracy. Here's the full story.
Sony plans to remove Studio Canal movies from the PS Store in Europe due to expired licenses, raising concerns about digital content ownership. This article analyzes the background and industry implications.
The Atlantic has released a searchable database of four music datasets used to train AI models. The largest dataset contains up to 12 million songs, used without permission, raising copyright concerns.
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