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In the high-stakes race to shape tomorrow’s technology, artificial intelligence has been the core obsession for Silicon Valley and Wall Street alike. New AI releases dominate headlines. Multi-billion dollar investments flow into startups whose names were unknown just a few years ago. AI’s...

A group of authors, including Pulitzer Prize winners Kai Bird, Jia Tolentino, and Daniel Okrent, have filed a lawsuit against Microsoft, alleging that the company used pirated digital versions of their books without permission to train its Megatron artificial intelligence model. The lawsuit...

The legal battle between OpenAI and The New York Times has taken a dramatic new turn, casting a spotlight on the growing tension between the pursuit of AI innovation and the preservation of user privacy. The New York Times’ demand that OpenAI preserve every piece of ChatGPT user content...

In the labyrinthine world of Indian cinema, where inspiration, imitation, and official remakes swirl within a vibrant ecosystem, stories of cross-cultural adaptation create fascinating footnotes in film history. One such tale emerged from the recollections of acclaimed filmmaker Ramesh Sippi...

Nick Clegg, former UK Deputy Prime Minister and current Meta executive, recently ignited a contentious debate by asserting that mandating AI companies to obtain explicit consent from artists before using their work for training models would "kill" the UK's AI industry. Speaking at a book launch...

The collision of artificial intelligence and copyright law reached new levels of public scrutiny in late 2023, when The New York Times, one of the world’s most respected journalistic institutions, filed a landmark lawsuit against OpenAI and its high-profile collaborator, Microsoft. This legal...

Ziff Davis, the digital media heavyweight behind such familiar internet fixtures as PCMag, Mashable, and IGN, has decided it’s time to lawyer up—dragging OpenAI and its high-profile AI aspirations into federal court for a good old-fashioned copyright throwdown. If you thought the age of “robots...

The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence has ignited fierce debates surrounding intellectual property—and the latest twist comes courtesy of a New York Times lawsuit that could reshape how tech giants use media content. In a bold move that echoes across boardrooms and courtrooms alike, the...

The rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence meets the complex realm of copyright law once again, with high-profile lawsuits now convened under one roof in New York. A consolidation of 12 separate cases—which include claims from acclaimed authors and major news organizations—aims to...

Artificial intelligence continues to stir up a hornet’s nest of legal, ethical, and technological debates. A recent US District Court decision in New York has thrown a spotlight on the practices of AI companies, notably OpenAI and Microsoft, and their role in investigating alleged copyright...

The news coming out of New York this week is sending ripples across the technology landscape—and for Windows users, it underscores the growing impact of AI tools integrated within everyday systems. A US District Judge in New York recently allowed lawsuits brought by The New York Times and other...

Tech giants entrenched in the AI revolution now find themselves at the crossroads of innovation and intellectual property law. A recent court ruling, delivered by a U.S. District Judge, has underscored the mounting legal challenges facing OpenAI and Microsoft. The decision mandates that these...

I wish to obtain a copy of Windows 98SE so I can play my older games that don't work on Windows 7. Most notably Jane's Combat Simulations USAF. Microsoft is no longer allowed to distribute Windows 98 because of some deal they made with Sun Microsystems (apparently you can get OSes like MS-DOS...