Anthropic trains AI with millions of stolen books – and the court says: partly okay? In the case of Silverman et al. v. Anthropic, a US judge has ruled for the first time that AI training with copyrighted material could fall under ‘fair use’ under certain...
In this episode of AiNJA, I’m joined by attorney and podcast host Stephanie from Warfare of Art and Law. Together, we explore the tension – and potential – at the intersection of artificial intelligence, creativity, and copyright law. From authorship and originality...
In a surprising turn of events, the legal landscape surrounding AI and copyright has been shaken by a recent ruling in the case of Thomson Reuters v. ROSS. Judge Stephanos Bibas of the Third Circuit, sitting by designation in the District of Delaware, has made a...
Are we on the cusp of a new era? It’s a widespread idea, more than understandable, and it shows how profoundly technological changes are shaping our lives. They are not just shaking up our self image. All of this can lead to worries, and even fears, because nothing...
Have you ever wondered if AI models are secretly the world's biggest copyright pirates? AI systems now create art, text, and code, but they've processed billions of data points - often without asking content creators for permission. AI training methods clash with...
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