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Lizzo Sued for Copyright Infringement Over Snippet That References Sydney Sweeney’s...
Lizzo has become the latest artist to be sued by a company based in Georgia over uncleared samples, according to documents filed Tuesday in California. In a social media snippet posted in August, Lizzo performed a portion of an unreleased song, apparently titled “I’m Goin’ In Till...
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CAA Slams OpenAI’s Sora 2 For Posing ‘Serious and Harmful Risks’ to...
Leading Hollywood agency CAA issued a statement rejecting OpenAI’s video model Sora 2, which has sent shockwaves through the industry for allowing users to create clips using copyrighted IP. “CAA is unwavering in our commitment to protect our clients and the integrity of their...
Motion Picture Association Blasts OpenAI Over Sora 2 Video Copyright Opt-Outs
The Motion Picture Association on Monday called on OpenAI to take “immediate action” to fix the copyright opt-out system on Sora 2, as knockoff videos proliferate online. The MPA issued its first comment on the situation since the release of the video AI model last week, which allows...
Bob l’éponge en Nazi ou Pikachu qui fait de l’ASMR : sans surprise, Sora 2...
À peine sortie, Sora 2 est déjà sous le feu des critiques pour son utilisation un peu trop généreuse de personnages protégés par le droit d’auteur. Une situation que la firme semble complètement assumer.
After Disney Cease-and-Desist Letter, Character.AI Says It Removed Media Company’s...
Disney’s lawyers sent a cease-and-desist letter to Character.AI demanding the AI chatbot company remove numerous characters owned by the Mouse House — and accusing the startup of “blatantly infringing” Disney’s copyrights. Character.AI said it responded to...
Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, NBCU Sue Chinese AI Company MiniMax, Alleging It ‘Pirates and...
Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery and NBCUniversal are taking legal aim at another AI company that they allege is massively ripping off their intellectual property. On Tuesday, the three media companies filed a lawsuit against MiniMax, a Chinese AI company that is reportedly valued at $4 billion,...