If you've been hoping for clarity from the US Copyright Office on AI training -- whether AI companies can use copyrighted materials under fair use or creators can claim infringement -- prepare to be disappointed.

What initially appeared to be a power play by Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to take over the US Copyright Office by having Donald Trump remove the officials in charge has now backfired in spectacular fashion, as Trump’s acting replacements are known to be unfriendly — and even downright hostile — to the tech industry.

A federal judge in San Jose, California, on Tuesday ordered artificial intelligence company Anthropic to respond to allegations that it submitted a court filing containing a "hallucination" created by AI as part of its defense against copyright claims by a group of music publishers.

Alison Brie and Dave Franco are facing a lawsuit alleging their Sundance hit 'Together' is a 'blatant rip-off' of the independent film 'Better Half.'

The U.S. Copyright Office report examining copyrights and generative AI training supports licensing copyrights when used in commercial AI training.

Dave Franco and Alison Brie have been accused of copyright infringement by StudioFest, which claims the duo crafted a script for body horror 'Together' alongside WME client Michael Shanks after declin

AI companies like OpenAI and Meta use data made by others to train their AI models. The US Copyright Office says, in some cases, that may be illegal.

Celebrity musicians are urging the U.K. to rethink controversial plans to reform copyright laws that allow AI developers access to rights-protected content.