As Europe swelters under a severe heatwave, a viral video of a woman expertly installing an air conditioner while dangling outside a Chines...

A US judge has rejected a bid by Chinese AI firm MiniMax to dismiss a lawsuit. Major studios like Disney and Universal accuse MiniMax of st...

Major publishers have filed a lawsuit against Meta Platforms in Manhattan federal court. They accuse the tech giant of using millions of th...

Singer Taylor Swift has filed new trademarks for her voice and image. This move comes as concerns about AI deepfakes and misuse of celebrit...

Meta Platforms has agreed a multiyear AI content licensing deal with News Corp, reportedly worth up to $50 million annually. The three-year...

Amid rising concerns, India's media industry is highlighting the risks of unregulated AI training exploiting copyrighted works. In response...

The memo, which is not public, said the commerce ministry set up a panel of eight experts last month to examine issues related to AI and th...

In a Wednesday night complaint filed in San Francisco federal court, Brave said News Corp sent a cease-and-desist letter threatening litiga...

In 2024, courts will hear arguments about whether tech companies like OpenAI and Meta made fair use of copyrighted material to train AI sys...

The lawsuits claim that OpenAI "scraped" large amounts of content from media sites without permission. They have also claimed that the AI c...

Global AI regulation discussions intensify as companies seek fair compensation for AI data training from publishers. EU leads with strict g...

Last week’s copyright infringement lawsuit by The New York Times ( NYT) against ChatGPT- maker OpenAI has opened another battlefront betwee...

There is no legislation or policy in India for fair revenue-sharing with digital publishers; however, the government is looking into it. At...

The new rules mean music producers and publishers could come gunning for more money from Alphabet Inc’s Google and Facebook Inc

Google uses an automated identification system called ContentID on its video-sharing website YouTube to deal with copyright issues.

The campaign, which runs from June to November, was jointly launched by four departments including the National Copyright Administration.

Microsoft has lambasted Google for its YouTube video-sharing site, claiming that its own Soapbox is far more responsible and doesn't take a...