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July 31, 2024
Authors' Suit Against OpenAI Trimmed To Copyright Act Claim
A California federal judge on Wednesday cut an unfair competition claim from a proposed class action filed by a group of notable authors alleging that ChatGPT creator OpenAI Inc. is wrongly copying their protected works, a decision that leaves only the lawsuit's claim for direct copyright infringement.
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June 26, 2024
Authors Suing OpenAI Must Hand Over Pre-Suit Test Data
A California federal magistrate judge ordered a group of authors accusing OpenAI of copyright infringement to hand over information related to their pre-suit testing of the company's artificial intelligence bot ChatGPT, saying they waived their ability to say it's protected work product by including some test results in their lawsuit.
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April 29, 2024
OpenAI Case Not Ready For Lead Counsel Pick, Judge Says
A California federal judge has rejected authors' pick for interim lead counsel in a case accusing OpenAI of copyright infringement, ruling that the request was made too early and must wait until class certification has been decided.
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March 04, 2024
OpenAI Judge Denies Writers' Calif. IP Case 'First-To-File' Bid
A California federal judge ruled Friday that a group of authors suing OpenAI for alleged copyright infringement cannot bar the Microsoft-backed company from defending itself against a similar suit in New York federal court, saying the plaintiffs' argument that the artificial intelligence startup engaged in forum shopping "holds no sway."
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February 13, 2024
OpenAI Gets Author Copyright Claims Trimmed — For Now
A California federal judge dismissed the bulk of two proposed copyright class actions against ChatGPT creator OpenAI Inc. while giving two putative classes led by comedian Sarah Sliverman and author Paul G. Tremblay a chance to cure deficiencies in their pleadings in some instances.
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February 09, 2024
Authors Say OpenAI Is Playing 2 Courts Against Each Other
A group of writers suing OpenAI over copyright infringement allegations is accusing the Microsoft-backed startup of "forum shopping for the most favorable schedule," and is asking a federal judge in California to stop the company from trying to litigate a similar suit in New York federal court just because its lawyers made some deals to get a better timetable there.
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January 01, 2024
California Cases To Watch In 2024
Legal experts following Golden State courts in 2024 are tracking groundbreaking lawsuits against artificial-intelligence developers brought by content creators, high-stakes antitrust cases against BigTech companies, and a wave of fresh litigation over the scope of California's Private Attorneys General Act.
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January 01, 2024
These Are The High-Stakes AI Legal Battles To Watch In 2024
Love it or hate it, the growing adoption of generative artificial intelligence tools has given society no choice but to grapple with their novel challenges, and in 2024, trailblazing litigation over AI's impact on intellectual property, civil liberties and privacy will be hashed out in courtrooms across the country.
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December 07, 2023
Sarah Silverman's OpenAI Suit Faces Specter Of Meta Setback
A California federal judge Thursday asked counsel for Sarah Silverman and other authors to explain why she shouldn't trim secondary claims from their copyright infringement suit over OpenAI's artificial intelligence product, pointing to the "short and sweet" opinion of another federal judge tossing similar claims against Meta.
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June 29, 2023
ChatGPT Is 'Trained' Using Copyrighted Books, Authors Say
OpenAI is profiting from authors' stolen works as its ChatGPT scoops up copyrighted materials as part of its "training," according to a new proposed class action in California federal court over the artificial intelligence company's practice of harvesting information from across the internet.