The fair use question hangs over lawsuits brought by authors, news outlets and other copyright owners against companies including Meta, OpenAI and Anthropic.

“I will issue a ruling later today,” Chhabria ... interact with each other—and intersect with the law. Paresh Dave DOGE Used a Meta AI Model to Review Emails From Federal Workers DOGE ...

And when Shanmugam argued that copyright law doesn't ... be making a snap decision in the case, planning to take his time and likely stressing not just Meta, but every AI company defending ...

Investors also took a generally blasé approach to the ruling. While copyright law could one day undermine the AI trade, tech stocks and AI heavyweights like Microsoft and Meta Platforms were ...

Meta Platforms marked the ... works to train generative AI systems—like Meta’s LLaMA models—qualifies as “fair use” under U.S. copyright law. While Judge Vince Chhabria has yet to ...

Last month, I prompted Meta ... that AI generates infringing output. But regulating what AI trains on is likely to have unexpected consequences.” To his mind, “copyright law should focus ...

The Cologne Higher Regional Court has rejected an application by consumer advocates to prohibit Meta from using Facebook data ...

Meta can use the public posts of European Instagram and Facebook users to train its artificial intelligence models starting ...

As lawsuits proceed and new regulations are debated, the relationship between AI and copyright law will continue to evolve.