Thomson Reuters has won the first major AI copyright case in the United States. In 2020, the media and technology conglomerate filed an unprecedented AI copyright lawsuit against the legal AI ...

One of the other ways that the Thomson Reuters case is different from other ongoing AI-related copyright infringement litigation is that Ross Intelligence was a direct competitor of Thomson ...

The court had passed a summary judgement in favour of Thomson Reuters, which had sued an AI startup for copyright infringement ... research platform containing case law, statutes, regulations ...

Tech companies argue that generative AI systems make fair ... to a jury at a trial on Thomson Reuters' copyright infringement claims against Ross. "I studied the case materials more closely ...

The first landmark win in an AI copyright ... of the Reuters news agency has been tangled in a lengthy legal case against Ross Intelligence, an AI company that lifted material from Thomson Reuters ...

On Tuesday, US District Court of Delaware judge Stephanos Bibas issued a partial summary judgment in favor of Thomson Reuters in its copyright ... this case involved “non-generative” AI ...

So far, tech companies have sometimes claimed fair use as a defense against copyright cases. The Thomson Reuters case could change the way AI content and AI training is considered legally ...

A judge ruled in favour of Thomson Reuters ... went against US copyright laws. Thomson Reuters has won an early battle in court about whether artificial intelligence (AI) programs can train ...

The win is likely to impact the many other AI battles currently raging on between GenAI companies and copyright holders. Canadian technology company Thomson Reuters ... and that case is ongoing.

In it, Thomson Reuters argues the company used their own legal platform Westlaw to train an AI model without permission. In his decision, judge Stephanos Bibas affirmed that Ross Intelligence was not ...