Aruni Soni

Generative AI’s need for content created a new demand in the media market—a gap that several startups are trying to quickly fill. I wrote a story about the new industry creating a licensing ecosystem to bridge the divide between creators and tech firms: https://t.co/nQkpqThQIV

Breaking: OpenAI couldn't get rid of copyright infringement claims in the case brought by NYT and other publications over its AI model training. The opinion detailing the reasoning will be issued "expeditiously," Judge Sidney H. Stein wrote. https://t.co/ym1hNmptbL

RT @AnneliseLevy: Meta attempted to differentiate its case from Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence, saying Ross' use wasn’t transformativ…

#Anthropic convinced a judge it shouldn’t be blocked from using song lyrics to train future #AI models. Judge Eumi K. Lee said the scope of the injunction request from music publishers suing the tech firm was “elusive and poorly defined.” https://t.co/qJRl2opFxW

Copyright protection requires human authorship, a DC Circuit panel ruled Tuesday, setting the first precedential marker for how copyright law treats works created by AI. "This is consistent with the statute as it exists," @kristelia said. By @kylejahner: https://t.co/8cLeUyyGmP

RT @JorjaSiemons: 70+ public companies are warning investors the EU AI Act—the world's most far-reaching AI regulation—poses risks to their…

🔥 Judge Chhabria came down hard on an attorney defending authors in their copyright suit against Meta today: "The rhetoric that you’ve been using in these hearings [...] are, on a scale of 1 to 10, they are an 11. You need to dial it back to like a 3." https://t.co/2R4Km79lLh

RT @AnneliseLevy: Reuters opposed turning over its AI training licensing agreements, but acknowledged the deals might be relevant to OpenAI…

AI providers and copyright owners suing them just got their first peek into how judges might weigh fair use arguments, a popular defense invoked by tech firms in those cases Here are the takeaways from the opinion that dropped in Thomson Reuters v. Ross: https://t.co/Q97vBK0O6e

🚨Big news: a federal judge rejected the "fair use" defense in one of the first AI/copyright cases, in which an AI search engine was built using information from legal database Westlaw https://t.co/HXzULXip4c https://t.co/JUBG514oTx

RT @KCEsq: So as expected other majors are joining in - what does this mean for stat rates? For the MLC? And what of fractional ownership o…

Worked with @PaulDetrick on a fun explainer video on music copyright litigation for @BLaw! https://t.co/k2zp6BTRbl

Spotify convinced a court to throw out a lawsuit accusing it of illegally turning its premium plan into a "bundle" service (which reduced royalty $$ to songwriters). Now, other streaming providers have a blueprint for how to reduce payments to artists. https://t.co/8C1ABgBjMW

DC Comics can’t use the Superman character and story without breaking copyright law in Canada, the UK, Australia, and Ireland, according to a lawsuit filed today (That targets the release of the Superman movie in July 2025) https://t.co/4HWT4bqY03

New: Spotify convinced a judge to kill a lawsuit against it alleging it deliberately changed its Premium plan to a "bundle" service offering audiobooks so it could reduce royalty payments it owes to artists https://t.co/02XkwagLm2

RT @AnneliseLevy: NEW - Copyright Office just released its report on the copyrightability of AI works https://t.co/EpQbUFpfbV

RT @AnneliseLevy: Interested to see the AI, copyright amicus brief ex-USPTO Director Kathi Vidal is working on! We sat down before and aft…