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AI-Generated Music Controversy

The article discusses the controversy surrounding AI-generated music and the concerns raised by musicians and record labels about potential copyright violations and the impact on human creativity.

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Partnerships of OpenAI with News Corp. and Reddit

OpenAI partners with News Corp. to improve its AI chatbots by accessing articles from outlets like the Wall Street Journal. News Corp. will also share journalistic expertise with OpenAI. OpenAI also partners with Reddit for access to real-time content. The New York Times has filed a copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft for using its content without permission.

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Music Industry Advocacy Against AI Infringement

Over 200 musical artists, including Billie Eilish and Katy Perry, have written an open letter urging AI developers and tech firms to stop using AI to devalue human artists' rights. This is a significant move in advocating for artists in the AI era.

Lawsuit over Use of AI in 'Road House' Remake

A lawsuit has been filed against Amazon and MGM Studios over the use of artificial intelligence in a remake of the movie 'Road House' starring Jake Gyllenhaal. The original screenwriter alleges copyright infringement and violation of actors' and directors' guild deals.

OpenAI sued by progressive outlets for copyright violations

Three progressive outlets sued OpenAI for violating copyright protections by training ChatGPT to ignore copyright, not provide attribution, and not respect journalist's works. The lawsuits were filed in federal court in Manhattan.

Copyright Lawsuit Between OpenAI and New York Times

OpenAI is asking a federal judge to dismiss parts of the New York Times' copyright lawsuit, claiming the newspaper 'hacked' its chatbot and AI systems. The Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft for allegedly using its articles without permission to train chatbots. OpenAI argues that the Times manipulated its systems and that AI training should qualify as fair use under copyright law.