The ‘Fair Use’ Doctrine Under Scrutiny The unsealing of confidential documents in the lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI reveals a striking internal contradiction that cuts to the core of big tech’s current AI strategy: Read More
The Illusion of De-Identification Last week, Google secured a vast repository of Spirit Airlines’ employment and workplace records, a move that superficially appears to respect privacy by promising rigorous de-identification. The headline screams concern from Read More
The Price of AI Progress: Erasure of the Physical Amazon, the global bookseller whose origin story is practically synonymous with the written word, is now systematically destroying rare books for the advancement of its artificial Read More
A Settlement That Undervalues Creation The recent judicial approval of Anthropic’s $1.5 billion settlement with a class of authors marks less a triumph for creators than a stark revaluation of their work in the age Read More
The New Front Line in AI’s Copyright War The quiet legal maneuver by The New York Times, seeking to amend its complaint against Microsoft, is not merely about copyright. It’s a strategic, surgical Read More
The Price of Progress, or Piracy? A federal judge’s pause on Anthropic’s proposed $1.5 billion copyright settlement isn’t just a procedural hiccup; it’s a stark revelation of generative AI’s precarious reliance Read More