Fake Disney posters prompt Microsoft to reprogram Bing Image Creator
Or why we will never have true artificial intelligence
Nintendo's updated social media guidelines target modified games, leaks from data mining
Nintendo constantly finds new ways to annoy people
A Florida company called "X" is suing Elon Musk's X over trademark infringement
It's unlikely to be the only one
The UFC, NBA, and NFL ask the government for "instantaneous" DMCA takedowns of illegal streams
The leagues say processing current DMCA takedown requests takes too long
Judge rules that AI-generated art cannot be copyrighted
Humans must be involved in the creation process
The Internet Archive reaches an agreement with publishers in digital book-lending case
A hot potato: The Internet Archive is a digital library founded by Brewster Kahle in 1996 around the idea of "universal access to all knowledge." The Archive provides free, worldwide access to countless movies, music, software, video games, internet websites, and books. Publishers don't like that, as the IA is seemingly infringing their copyright.
Music publishers sue Twitter for $250 million over copyright infringement claims
They cite Musk's description of DMCA as a "plague on humanity"
Music company wants Google to delist a Wikipedia page about YouTube rippers
Overstepping the mark a little?
Dolphin emulator's Steam launch blocked by Nintendo DMCA notice to Valve
It's a me, the lawyer
Dbrand's message to Nintendo over Zelda-clone decals: "Go f*** yourself lawyers"
Nintendo loves to sue, but Dbrand says bring it on
Record labels demand streaming providers block AI music scraping
UMG: "We will not hesitate to take steps to protect our rights and those of our artists"
Biden refuses to stop potential Apple Watch import ban
Apple is accused of patent infringement, again
Judge tells copyright troll, "no," he cannot continue filing piracy lawsuits from jail
Prenda Law founder says fraud and money laundering laws violate his civil rights
AI art generator Stable Diffusion faces another copyright lawsuit, this time from Getty
Does data scraping fall under fair use? Not according to Getty Images
Artists launch copyright lawsuit against AI art generators Stable Diffusion and Midjourney
"Another step toward making AI fair & ethical for everyone"
YouTuber fought back against Nintendo DMCA notice and won
For once, someone had the guts to tell Nintendo where to go --- lets see if it holds, though
The UK says sharing Netflix passwords is illegal, could be criminal fraud
But you probably shouldn't worry
US Navy pays German company $154,400 after losing piracy lawsuit
Arrr! Copyright infringement on the high seas
YouTube removes WWDC archive channel after Apple issues copyright notices
The videos went back decades
Google delisted six billion alleged 'pirate' links in ten years
Mountain View's anti-piracy activity is going strong, and rightsholders are happier than ever
Take-Two floods internet with copyright strikes following GTA 6 leak, blames "network intrusion"
Confirming its authenticity in the process
In context: If there's one thing that validates the legitimacy of a massive gaming leak, it's the company behind said title responding with copyright strikes that force the content to be removed. That's what Take-Two did soon after the 90+ videos and screenshots of GTA 6 started hitting the web yesterday. We've also heard that the leaker responsible, who says he is the same 18-year-old hacker that breached Uber, is looking to "negotiate a deal" with Take-Two/Rockstar.
Russia is turning a blind eye to bootleg tech imports, including CPUs, to lessen the impact of trade restrictions
Foreign consumer tech and cars can now be imported and sold in the country without the makers' permission
Epic Games sued by choreographer for allegedly using copyrighted dance moves in Fortnite
Not the first dance-related lawsuit Epic has faced, but this one could have a different outcome