Wikimedia tells the NYT v. OpenAI court training can be fair use, RAG is not
Wikimedia filed an amicus brief backing neither side: training can be fair use, but RAG answers built on Wikipedia must follow its CC BY-SA licence.
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Wikimedia filed an amicus brief backing neither side: training can be fair use, but RAG answers built on Wikipedia must follow its CC BY-SA licence.
dpa reports that Axel Scheffler told Die Zeit he is considering legal action over ChatGPT images of the Gruffalo. The wire names no suit by him.
Meta's commercial-terms preview, still dated 30 October 2026, no longer says it may train on crawled pages. The crawl permission remains.
Meta's commercial-terms preview, effective 30 October 2026, says business users authorize crawls of linked sites, including to train Meta products.
Guix maintainers merged a manual change on 7 October saying the project does not accept contributions written by, or based on code written by, an LLM coding assistant. Supporters call it a stop-gap.
USA Today Co. and 13 affiliates sued OpenAI in Manhattan federal court on 8 October, alleging copyright infringement and removal of copyright information across 19 papers. They seek more than $250 million.
Denmark's culture minister is tabling a bill to restrict sharing realistic AI copies of a person's face or voice without consent. It is a proposal, and she hopes it can take effect around the turn of the year.
On 29 September the Third Circuit held 2,243 Westlaw headnotes original and ROSS's training use unfair. The panel called it an ordinary copyright case about a non-generative competitor.
Diffusion and autoregressive models turn prompts and references into pictures. Here is how the controls work and what to check before publishing an image.