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Ethics in AI

Publishers File Class Action Saying Google Trained Gemini on Millions of Books

Seeking an injunction plus statutory damages, the suit cites internal Google notes that warned of $10Bs–$100Bs in potential fines.

Nearly 400 Local Newspapers Sue OpenAI and Microsoft Over Use of Paywalled Reporting

Wikipedia Turns 25, Strikes AI Licensing Deals With Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Perplexity and Mistral

Munich Court Rules OpenAI Violated Copyright by Training ChatGPT on Song Lyrics

Meta Seeks Dismissal of Porn Training Lawsuit, Citing Personal Use on Corporate Network

Anthropic Seeks Court Approval of $1.5 Billion Settlement With Authors Over Pirated Training Data

Anthropic Agrees to At Least $1.5 Billion Settlement in Pirated-Books Case, Bars China-Controlled Entities

Judge Sides With Meta in Fair Use Ruling on AI Book Training

Court Upholds Anthropic’s AI Training as Fair Use, Orders Piracy Trial

Court Confirms Fair Use for Anthropic’s AI Training and Finds Its Pirated E-Book Downloads Infringing

Meta begins AI training with Germans’ public Facebook and Instagram data after opt-out deadline

Meta Launches AI Training with Public Facebook and Instagram Data

WhatsApp Rolls Out New Privacy Feature to Enhance Chat Confidentiality

Federal Judge Clears Key Copyright Claims in New York Times Lawsuit Against OpenAI

Canadian News Outlets Sue OpenAI for Billions Over Copyright Claims

Canadian Media Giants Sue OpenAI Over Alleged Copyright Violations

Bluesky Gains Momentum as Users Flee Elon Musk's X

Mark Zuckerberg to Testify in AI Copyright Lawsuit by Sarah Silverman and Other Authors