New films hit the public domain at the start of every year. WikiFlix is helping collect them.
Disney has a licensing deal with OpenAI now, by the way.
Turns out a lot of people's creativity is limited to what someone else has already made.
China-based media pirates are targeting Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Taiwan to avoid local law enforcement.
'Face/Off' would definitely be illegal under this, right?
The legal decision sets a precedent for the pilfering of creative works for AI-fuel.
Although OpenAI has continually slammed the New York Times' copyright lawsuit, the case isn't as meritless as the company claims.
Shira Perlmutter recently expressed concern over the use of copyrighted material by AI firms.
Anthropic says use of the song lyrics should be considered fair use under U.S. copyright law.
Or at the very least, consumers should know when they do not have full control over a piece of digital media they paid for.
The Foreign Anti-Digital Piracy Act (FADPA) would let copyright holders force ISPs to shut down access to certain websites.
Itch.io says an AI-powered "brand protection software" sent phishing reports notices to its domain registrar and hosting providers, causing its domain to be disabled.
In a mystifying move, the Nordic nation wants to make sure its known as the real Sweden.
A judge found that two media outlets alleging copyright violations hadn't demonstrated that they'd been harmed by OpenAI removing "copyright management information" from its training data.
Oh my God, it's a mirage. I'm tellin' y'all, it's a massive copyright violation.
Changing temperatures pose a threat to infrastructure everywhere.
A tale of two Princes: A narrow but significant Supreme Court ruling beefs up copyright protections.
Top publishers have won a lawsuit against an online digital library for scanning and distributing books for free.
The Belarusian government signed a law last week legalizing pirated videos, music, and computer programs within the country.
The federal court charged the U.S. Navy to pay a software company thousands of dollars for copyright infringement.
