AI Copyright News

Federal Judge Rules NVIDIA AI Training Scripts Have No Other Purpose Than Copyright Infringement

In a landmark ruling, U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar denied NVIDIA motion to dismiss a contributory copyright infringement lawsuit, finding that scripts distributed to clients for downloading pirated book datasets had no legitimate purpose — the first AI training case to apply the Supreme Court Cox v. Sony framework.

Breaking Down the EU AI Act: What Are the Copyright Transparency Requirements?

The EU AI Act creates the world's first legally binding copyright transparency requirements for AI companies. Here's what Article 53 requires, who must comply, the enforcement timeline, and what it means for creators, businesses, and AI providers.

Midjourney Copyright Lawsuit: Where We Stand in May 2026

The class-action lawsuit against Midjourney has reached a critical stage in 2026. From class certification to pending summary judgment motions, here's the complete status update on one of AI's most important copyright cases.

Publishers and Author Scott Turow Sue Meta for Copyright Infringement Over AI Training

How to Protect Your Content From AI Scraping in 2026 (Technical & Legal Guide)

A comprehensive guide on how to protect your website content from being scraped by AI bots in 2026, covering technical methods and legal considerations.

7 Real-World Examples of AI Copyright Infringement in 2026

Explore 7 real-world examples of AI copyright infringement lawsuits and the crucial legal lessons they provide for creators and businesses in 2026.

Can You Copyright AI-Assisted Content? 2026 Registration Guide

Wondering how to register AI-assisted work copyright in 2026? This comprehensive guide explains the US Copyright Office's human authorship requirements, the difference between AI-generated and AI-assisted content, and the step-by-step process for filing an application.

Academy Awards Officially Bans AI-Generated Performances Starting 2027

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has officially banned AI-generated performances from Oscar eligibility starting 2027, requiring all acting to be 'demonstrably performed by humans with their consent.'

The Ultimate 2026 AI Copyright Lawsuit Tracker: OpenAI, Anthropic, & More

A comprehensive tracker of the most significant 2026 AI copyright lawsuits involving OpenAI, Anthropic, Midjourney, and the future of fair use.

Sora 2 and Voice Cloning: The Next Wave of AI Copyright Battles

As Sora 2 pushes the boundaries of AI video generation and voice cloning becomes indistinguishable from reality, copyright law faces its next massive challenge. We analyze the impending legal battles.