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Open-source AI patent protection is drawing attention as developers and technology companies examine the intellectual property rights attached to publicly released AI models. In May 2026, the Linux Foundation introduced OpenMDW-1.1, a licensing framework…
Anthropic has updated Claude Code’s instructions to discourage recreations of existing video games. The change targets potential intellectual property infringement while preserving support…
A judge ordered OpenAI to share job-interview records and private messages in Apple’s trade-secrets case, while declining broader requests for expedited discovery.
Disney appoints former Character.AI CEO Karandeep Anand as its first CTO, following a previous copyright dispute between Disney and the AI chatbot startup.
The White House removed a “Build the Wall” game from its website after the Tetris Company said it was not involved and raised copyright concerns.
The White House removes Build the Wall, a Tetris-style border game, after its immigration-themed gameplay draws criticism and the Tetris Company objects.
Apple alleges that a former employee used confidential company data while working at OpenAI and is seeking court action in a trade secrets case.
Sony Music and Warner sue Anthropic, alleging the AI company used copyrighted works to train Claude through illegal scraping and piracy.
U.S. courts are beginning to define when copyrighted books can be used to train AI, with fair use, piracy and market harm emerging as key legal issues.
Apple is seeking a preliminary injunction against OpenAI, alleging that additional former employees may have taken confidential company information during their move to the AI firm.
The US government is considering sanctions against Chinese AI companies if investigations find evidence that their open-source AI models rely on stolen intellectual property from American…
OpenAI has rejected Apple’s trade secret allegations, saying it has seen no evidence supporting the claims after Apple filed a lawsuit in federal court.
