A group of visual artists is reigniting their legal battle against prominent AI firms, alleging copyright infringements. This resurgence follows an initial setback where a U.S. judge dismissed their claims due to insufficient evidence. Strengthened by the addition of seven
On October 30, a United States judge mostly sided with artificial intelligence (AI) firms Midjourney, DeviantArt, and Stability AI in a class-action lawsuit filed by artists alleging copyright infringement. This move marks a significant moment in the ongoing debate over
Universal Music Group (UMG), ABKCO, and Concord Publishing have teamed up to file a lawsuit against AI company Anthropic. The music publishers took to the Tennessee federal court, accusing Anthropic of using copyrighted song lyrics to train its AI chatbot,
Universal Music Group (UMG) has collaborated with BandLab Technologies to protect the rights of artists amid the rise in AI usage in the art and music industries. The two companies have agreed to form what they have said to be
On Thursday, a group of US bipartisan senators agreed to put together a bill that, if passed, would make it illegal for anyone to make an AI replica of another person without their consent. The new bill, which will become
Spotify is not planning to completely ban AI-generated music from the music streaming platform, according to its boss, Daniel Ek. In an interview with the BBC, Ek acknowledged that there are good and bad use cases for AI in music.
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