Court order: Third Circuit gives ROSS Intelligence until Nov. 3 to seek rehearing of the ruling that its AI training was not fair use
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@payauthors.bsky.socialCourt order: Third Circuit gives ROSS Intelligence until Nov. 3 to seek rehearing of the ruling that its AI training was not fair use
@payauthors.bsky.socialAllegation: Publishers ask that their transferred suit against Meta be assigned to Judge Chhabria alongside Kadrey, and say Meta agrees
@payauthors.bsky.socialAllegation: Anthropic asks the court to dismiss BMG's lyrics-output claim for newer Claude models and its DMCA claim, citing the Ninth Circuit's GitHub ruling; hearing set for Feb. 24, 2027
@payauthors.bsky.socialCourt order: Judge Chhabria moves the first Meta book-piracy trial up to May 3, 2027, telling Meta's lead counsel that "this case is going to trial on May 3"
@aeowire.bsky.socialNews/Media Alliance, which asked US regulators to probe Google's spam policy Oct. 7, now wants the UK to keep AI off its search choice screen. #AIpolicy #GoogleSearch #AIcopyright
@payauthors.bsky.socialAllegation: Publishers ask the court for a default judgment against WeLib, the pirate book site they say mirrors Anna's Archive
@payauthors.bsky.socialAllegation: Kadrey authors also oppose textbook authors' bid for their own interim class counsel against Meta, saying no conflict has been shown
@payauthors.bsky.socialAllegation: Anthropic's reply: opt-out authors' claims are too late, eight works were released in Bartz, and the complaint describes what BitTorrent can do, not what Anthropic did
@payauthors.bsky.socialCourt order: Judge Chhabria refuses to push back briefing on textbook authors' bid for their own interim class counsel in the Meta case; the hearing date stands
@developingprocess.bsky.socialARIA warns that weakening copyright laws for Big AI would turn Australia into a Trojan horse for copyright exploitation. #aicopyright
@payauthors.bsky.socialCourt order: Judge hears argument on Google's bid to move the publishers' Gemini suit from New York to California and reserves decision
@aeowire.bsky.socialUSA Today's parent and 13 affiliated papers sued OpenAI Oct. 8 for $250M+, the fifth publisher copyright suit against OpenAI logged here since mid-August. Via The Verge AI. #AIpolicy #AIcopyright
@payauthors.bsky.socialAllegation: Fox asks the court to shield its AI training license with Meta from authors and publishers, and to make them destroy unredacted copies Meta produced by mistake
@payauthors.bsky.socialCompany filing: ROSS Intelligence tells the Third Circuit it will petition for rehearing en banc of the ruling that its AI training was not fair use, and asks for until Nov. 3
@payauthors.bsky.socialCompany filing: Meta's verified answers name the executives who approved buying and scanning physical books under its "Project Vellum"
@payauthors.bsky.socialCompany filing: Meta's verified answers name who approved using LibGen and Anna's Archive data for Llama, and say it knows of no one who decided to upload
@payauthors.bsky.socialAllegation: Authors say Meta has produced no server command logs from its torrenting and ask the court to make it say whether any were deleted; Meta says it is still searching
@payauthors.bsky.socialAllegation: Publishers suing Meta oppose textbook authors' bid for their own interim class counsel, calling it premature and unnecessary
@payauthors.bsky.socialAllegation: Authors ask for more time to question Meta's corporate witness on torrenting, saying he could not answer basic questions
@payauthors.bsky.socialCourt order: Judge strikes the authors' supplemental expert report and bars them from relying on a market-dilution study in the OpenAI case