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AI training fair use loses first appellate test; generative AI gets explicit carve-out
AI training fair use meets its first U.S. appellate test: on September 29 the Third Circuit ruled that a non-generative AI ...
Could this be the moment copyright holders have been waiting for? The post Court Finds That Using Copyrighted Material as AI ...
The Third Circuit held that Westlaw headnotes are copyrightable and ROSS’s use of those headnotes to train a competing legal-research platform was not fair use. The court applied traditional copyright ...
The Trump administration sided with OpenAI in a legal battle over AI training, arguing AI can use millions of copyrighted ...
"Under ROSS’s framing, this case appears to concern the future of AI legal technology. But appearances can be deceiving. In ...
The Trump administration stepped formally into the most consequential copyright fight in artificial intelligence history on September 1, 2026, filing a brief in federal court that declared training ...
The US Court of Appeals ruled for Thomson Reuters and against AI legal research company ROSS Intelligence on September ...
Last week saw two landmark fair use decisions on artificial intelligence from the Northern District of California: Judge William Alsup’s decision in Bartz v. Anthropic and Judge Vince Chhabria’s ...
Fair use is a concept in US copyright law that was created to balance the exclusive rights of copyright owners and the needs of everyday users of copyrighted material. Fair use of copyrighted works, ...
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