Kayne West's sampling of icons like Donna Summer and Ozzy Osbourne is a 'clear-cut' case of copyright infringement, legal experts say

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Kanye West has been accused of sampling the music of Ozzy Osbourne and Donna Summer without permission.

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The White House weighs in on the AI copyright debate for the first time

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President Joe Biden listens during an event at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building at the White House on October 23, 2023.

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AI is killing the grand bargain at the heart of the web. 'We're in a different world.'

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A 1920s version of Mickey Mouse is now in the public domain as Disney loses its decadeslong battle against the move

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"Steamboat Willie" Mickey Mouse (left) and modern-day Mickey (right).

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The OG Mickey Mouse Finally Hits the Public Domain Next Week

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January 1, 2024 won’t just be the start of a new year. It’ll also see Mickey and Minnie Mouse enter the public domain.

No, AI cannot be named as an inventor, UK Supreme Court says

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Stephen Thaler said an AI system (not pictured) autonomously created a light beacon and other items.

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A Stability executive quit after saying that generative AI 'exploits creators.' It could spell trouble for AI companies.

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Stability AI has argued that it should be able to train its AI on copyrighted works without permission from creators.

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The New York Times got its content removed from one of the biggest AI training datasets. Here's how it did it.

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The New York Times' office and Sam Altman, OpenAI CEO.

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OpenAI wants to make its customers less jittery about being hit by copyright lawsuits by offering to pay their legal costs

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ChatGPT developer Sam Altman has sparked a wave of AI chatter in Corporate America.
In a statement posted to the company's website, OpenAI clarified that the policy was called a Copyright Shield.

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Andreessen Horowitz is not at all 'techno-optimistic' about this particular AI scenario

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