Anthropic updates Claude Code to restrict cloning of existing video games, while developers report blocks on some reverse-engineering tasks.
AI music tools such as Suno, Udio and Google Lyria are changing how songs are created. New research examines adoption, copyright concerns and the future of music production.
BRICS is pushing for a greater Global South role in AI governance, calling for wider AI access, sovereign regulation, copyright protections and international cooperation.
Seattle Times and Newsday have sued OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging their journalism was used without permission to train and operate generative AI products.
Leaked data from a Suno security breach suggests the AI music platform scraped content from YouTube Music and other services, adding to ongoing copyright scrutiny.
Disney accuses Google of AI copyright infringement shortly after OpenAI’s one billion dollar deal, highlighting rising tensions over training data use.
AI models trained on decades of ads are reproducing brand content, raising new challenges around copyright, transparency, and marketing ethics as the line between learning and imitation blurs.
