Latest rulings, regulations, and developments in AI copyright law.
Is training AI on copyrighted data fair use? The answer depends on where you are. Here's how the US, EU, UK, Japan, and other jurisdictions are handling AI training copyright in 2026.
Read →SAG-AFTRA's 2026 AI protections reshape how studios can scan, clone, and simulate performers. Here's what the new consent, compensation, and disclosure rules mean for actors, voice artists, and creators working with AI.
Read →A federal judge denied NVIDIA's motion to dismiss a contributory copyright infringement lawsuit, ruling that scripts distributed to download pirated book datasets have no legitimate purpose — marking the first AI training case to apply the Supreme Court's Cox v. Sony framework.
Read →Learn how to draft a comprehensive corporate policy for AI-generated content in 2026. Includes a ready-to-use template covering IP ownership, disclosure requirements, approved tools, and EU AI Act compliance.
Read →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.
Read →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.
Read →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.
Read →A comprehensive guide on how to protect your website content from being scraped by AI bots in 2026, covering technical methods and legal considerations.
Read →Explore 7 real-world examples of AI copyright infringement lawsuits and the crucial legal lessons they provide for creators and businesses in 2026.
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