The bill would require AI developers to document any known copyrighted material used to train a model, and to allow copyright holders to confirm that their work was or was not used.

In a new ‘pre-publication’ report, the U.S. Copyright Office pushed back against AI developers’ claims of fair use. President Trump responded by firing the director.

Angry that Meta and OpenAI are pirating your work to train their AI models? You can whine and complain, or you can act.

Actress Joely Fisher and TCAI’s Jai Jaisimha testified on behalf of the California AI Copyright Transparency Act during its first hearing on Tuesday.

The FT’s editorial board defends intellectual property rights, rejecting Kier Starmer’s AI giveaway in favor of a market-based approach.

The robust market for AI training data is smashing corporate tech’s courtroom arguments for copyright piracy as fair use. It turns out that paying people for the use of their property isn’t ‘impracticable’ after all.

The UK government’s proposal would grant AI developers a free pass to use the intellectual property of all British writers without their consent and without any payment.

Recent rulings in two AI lawsuits favored copyright holders over AI corporations. It’s not the final word, but the decisions hold lessons for the legal use of training data for AI models.