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Every AI Daily Grind story about AI and copyright, newest first, in simple English with the sources.
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- Elvis and Eminem rights holders sue SunoThis is about more than famous names. If an AI can copy an artist's voice and style, every musician, writer and creator has a stake in how these cases end. Courts may set the rules before lawmakers do. Policy
- The New York Times sues Brave over AI scrapingIf the publishers win, AI companies and their data suppliers may have to pay for the news they use. If they lose, the paywalls that keep many newsrooms alive get weaker. Policy
- One switch to say no to AI scrapingA single opt-out is good news for small websites, which had to block each company one by one. But it only works if the companies keep their word, and nobody outside checks. Friday we saw the open web start to close; this is the industry offering a key, on its own terms. Policy
- Report: Claude trained on pirated books by Stanford professorsThe company that sells itself as the careful lab still faces questions about how it got its training data. If you write, teach or create, your work may already be inside these models. Policy
- Elvis sues Anthropic, and other fights over our dataWho can use your words, your songs, your kids' data or your camera? The courts are slowly answering, but AI moves much faster than a trial. Policy
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