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Brussels Is Turning Copyright Into Code for AI Training
An EU-level registry for TDM opt-outs could make reserved rights easier to spot, but the final design and impact remain unsettled.
Italy Draws a Legal Line Around Generative AI and Copyright
A new Italian framework puts human authorship, training data use, and opt-out handling into sharper focus for anyone building or deploying generative AI.
AI Music Is Turning Into a Provenance War
Investigations into music datasets used by AI models are pushing copyright, traceability, synthetic content, and fake streaming into the same security problem: who can prove where the audio came from, and who benefits from it.
Fake Enforcement Email Turns Chrome Extension Logins Into a High-Value Target
A pressure-filled copyright warning can be more than a scam: in the Chrome extension ecosystem, a stolen Google login may become a publishing foothold.
Video AI’s New Power Move: Data, Distribution, and the Trust Problem
Chinese groups are gaining ground in generative video by pairing proprietary data with their own platforms, but the same formula can intensify deepfake, copyright, and provenance risks.
When Fair Pay Becomes a Control Plane: The EU Court Ruling That Tightens Platform-Press Bargaining
A ruling on Italy’s online press compensation model shows how copyright disputes can turn into regulated workflows, with fallback powers for the watchdog and new pressure on platform compliance.
Hollywood vs. Midjourney: The Copyright Showdown That Could Rewrite AI’s Future
Disney and Warner’s lawsuits against Midjourney could set global precedents for how AI uses-and abuses-creative content.
AI in the Dock: Court Forces OpenAI to Unveil Millions of ChatGPT Conversations
Landmark New York ruling compels OpenAI to disclose 20 million user chats, igniting debate over privacy, copyright, and the future of AI training data.