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Suno Launches v6 AI Music Models Built on Licensed Music After Copyright Settlement

Suno unveiled its v6 family of AI music models, marking a shift from controversy to collaboration with major labels. Trained on licensed music from Warner Music Group, BMG, and Believe, the new models replace previous versions built on scraped content. The release follows copyright lawsuits and a $5.4 billion valuation backed by $819 million in funding.

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Suno Launches v6 AI Music Models Built on Licensed Music After Copyright Settlement

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ChatGPT Images 2.5 Launches With Sketch Tool That Transforms Doodles Into Polished AI Images

OpenAI released ChatGPT Images 2.5 with a revolutionary Sketch feature that turns rough drawings into professional AI images. The upgraded AI image generation model delivers 50% faster performance, enhanced natural lighting, and improved multi-step editing capabilities for all ChatGPT users.

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ChatGPT Images 2.5 Launches With Sketch Tool That Transforms Doodles Into Polished AI Images

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BCCL Partners with OpenAI to Enhance Journalism Discovery Through ChatGPT Attribution

Bennett, Coleman & Co Ltd (BCCL), publisher of The Times of India and The Economic Times, has entered a strategic partnership with OpenAI to improve content discovery through ChatGPT. The collaboration ensures ChatGPT users receive attributed summaries with direct links to original BCCL articles while maintaining complete editorial independence across all publications.

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BCCL Partners with OpenAI to Enhance Journalism Discovery Through ChatGPT Attribution

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Authors Challenge Publishers Over Share of $1.5B Anthropic Settlement for AI Training on Copyrighted Books

Publishers and literary agents are claiming portions of Anthropic's $1.5 billion copyright settlement meant for authors whose books were illegally used to train AI model Claude. Writers report widespread disputes over payment allocations, with some publishers seeking money for books whose rights reverted years ago and agents demanding cuts despite not being rightsholders.

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Authors Challenge Publishers Over Share of $1.5B Anthropic Settlement for AI Training on Copyrighted Books

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Maggie Gyllenhaal Abandons AI After Technology Fails to Match Human Performance in Marilyn Monroe Film

Director Maggie Gyllenhaal discarded AI-generated footage from her Marilyn Monroe short film 'Flesh Impact' after finding the technology couldn't match Dakota Johnson's performance. Speaking at Venice Film Festival, she revealed how commissioners pushed AI as a cost-saving tool, but the results lacked the humanity of real acting.

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Maggie Gyllenhaal Abandons AI After Technology Fails to Match Human Performance in Marilyn Monroe Film

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Seattle Times and Newsday Sue OpenAI and Microsoft in Escalating Copyright Battle Over AI Training

The Seattle Times and Newsday filed a copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging unauthorized use of journalism to train AI models. The case joins nearly 400 news outlets in legal action against the tech giants, with court filings revealing sharp divisions over fair use and the future of the journalism industry.

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Seattle Times and Newsday Sue OpenAI and Microsoft in Escalating Copyright Battle Over AI Training

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Google Launches Lyria 3.5 Music Model in Gemini App as Suno Faces Copyright Ruling

Google rolled out Lyria 3.5 across the Gemini app and API, enabling users worldwide to generate full songs with expressive vocals and richer musical arrangements. The launch includes SynthID watermarking and blocks copyrighted content, coming shortly after a Munich court ruled against competitor Suno for copyright infringement in AI music generation.

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Google Launches Lyria 3.5 Music Model in Gemini App as Suno Faces Copyright Ruling

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India Rejects AI Authorship in DABUS Copyright Case, Sparking Debate on AI-Generated Artwork Protection

India's Copyright Office rejected registering DABUS as the author of AI-generated artwork, though it recognized the work's originality. Stephen Thaler, who created the AI system, contests the decision, arguing DABUS conceived the work independently. The ruling highlights growing tensions between copyright law and AI-driven innovation.

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India Rejects AI Authorship in DABUS Copyright Case, Sparking Debate on AI-Generated Artwork Protection

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Suno Scraps Mary J. Blige Ad After Unauthorized Representative Creates Approval Controversy

AI music generator Suno abruptly canceled its advertising campaign featuring Mary J. Blige after discovering the singer never authorized her participation. The company claims it worked with someone falsely presenting themselves as Blige's official representative, highlighting growing concerns about unauthorized use of celebrities' voices in AI-generated content.

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Suno Scraps Mary J. Blige Ad After Unauthorized Representative Creates Approval Controversy

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CD Projekt Red Won't Rely on AI Making Complete Games for The Witcher 4

CD Projekt Red's joint CEO Michał Nowakowski confirmed during an earnings conference that the studio remains committed to predominantly using people over AI in game development. While AI serves as a helpful tool for specific tasks, the company draws an ethical line against AI making complete games, especially for complex titles like The Witcher 4.

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CD Projekt Red Won't Rely on AI Making Complete Games for The Witcher 4

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U.S. Government Backs OpenAI in New York Times Copyright Lawsuit Over AI Training Practices

The Trump administration filed a 20-page brief supporting OpenAI in its copyright lawsuit with the New York Times, arguing that training AI models on copyrighted material constitutes fair use. The government stated that constraining LLM development would hinder American prosperity and national security, marking the first time federal authorities have weighed in on AI training copyright disputes.

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U.S. Government Backs OpenAI in New York Times Copyright Lawsuit Over AI Training Practices

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Jason Isbell and Musicians File Class Action Lawsuit Against Suno for AI Identity Exploitation

Grammy-winning artist Jason Isbell and three other musicians have filed a class action lawsuit against AI music generator Suno in Massachusetts federal court. The suit alleges Suno encoded musicians' identities into its AI model without consent and exploits those identities for commercial gain, focusing on right of publicity laws rather than copyright infringement.

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Jason Isbell and Musicians File Class Action Lawsuit Against Suno for AI Identity Exploitation

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EU Antitrust Regulators Question Publishers About Google AI Search Opt-Out Effectiveness

EU antitrust regulators sent publishers a questionnaire to assess Google's AI search opt-out proposal. The feedback will determine if Google faces another major fine as publishers struggle with declining traffic from AI Overviews appearing above traditional search results.

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EU Antitrust Regulators Question Publishers About Google AI Search Opt-Out Effectiveness

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Sony and Warner Sue Anthropic for Billions Over Alleged Mass Copyright Infringement in AI Training

Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell have filed a lawsuit against Anthropic, alleging the AI company engaged in a brazen campaign of illegally torrenting thousands of copyrighted musical works to train Claude. The publishers seek up to $150,000 per infringed work, potentially totaling billions in damages.

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Sony and Warner Sue Anthropic for Billions Over Alleged Mass Copyright Infringement in AI Training

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80+ UK Stars Demand Legal Protection Against AI Voice Cloning as Scams Rise

Over 80 UK performers including Matt Lucas, Hugh Bonneville, and Nicola Coughlan have launched Save Our Voices Now, demanding legislation to protect voice ownership. With 28% of UK adults targeted by voice-cloning scams and AI able to replicate voices in just three seconds, the campaign urges Prime Minister Andy Burnham to grant statutory rights for individuals to own their voices.

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80+ UK Stars Demand Legal Protection Against AI Voice Cloning as Scams Rise

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