By Dorothy Atkins

A California federal judge refused Friday to throw out copyright litigation alleging TikTok owner ByteDance Inc. illegally scraped millions of YouTube videos to train its text-to-video AI products, finding that the content creators plausibly allege they've been harmed and that ByteDance circumvented at least some of YouTube's technological protections.

By Max Austin

A tribunal has rejected an accountant's request to reconsider its decision that she fabricated allegations of stalking to distract her employer from her poor performance, finding it's likely she used AI to produce repetitive and nonsensical arguments.

By Bryan Koenig

The U.S. Department of Justice and Google offered disagreement Friday largely on relatively discreet points for the mandates meant to open up Google's advertising placement technology dominance, in a Virginia federal court filing where disputes centered heavily on how long the tech company has to implement changes and who'll monitor its compliance.

By Ivan Moreno

OpenAI's launch of Astra, its flagship AI model, threatens to make an earlier user of the name appear to be a copycat, a California software company claimed Monday in a federal trademark lawsuit.

By Alex Baldwin

The U.K.'s Intellectual Property Office has denied AI company Emotional Perception's patent application for an artificial neural network, despite winning a landmark U.K. Supreme Court decision that similar AI inventions should not be denied patent protections by default.

By Dani Kass

Jones Day has brought on an Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP partner and NautaDutilh's former technology group leader as partners in its intellectual property practice, the firm told Law360.