Policy

The Protecting and Enhancing Public Access to Codes (Pro Codes) Act was recently reintroduced in the Senate with bipartisan support, and right on cue, a familiar chorus of opposition has […]

Brace yourselves for this copyright news roundup. March 2026 was one of the busiest months in recent memory for the copyright world, with huge developments on critical copyright issues that […]

In the era of AI apologists and tech maximalism, it’s hard to be surprised by the arguments some AI companies make to excuse their unauthorized use of millions upon millions […]

In February 2026, the U.S. Copyright Office published its long-awaited statutorily mandated report evaluating the three-year old Copyright Claims Board (CCB). Courts were also busy, as at least six new […]

On February 27, Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Emil Michael took to X to voice his frustration with Anthropic due to disagreements between the US military and the […]

To kick off 2026, there were some big developments arising from two copyright cases in addition to two new AI copyright lawsuits being filed—bringing the number of total AI and […]

In 2025, the 119th Congress began a new session, reintroducing copyright bills from prior Congresses in addition to introducing completely new pieces of copyright-related legislation. Most Congressional activities in 2025 […]

The rapid development of generative artificial intelligence (AI) models over the past few years has given rise to now over 70 infringement lawsuits by copyright owners against AI companies. While […]

In 2025, most of the headlines about copyright lawsuits focused on AI copyright cases. While some big developments occurred in those cases, there were also a few key non-AI copyright […]

To anyone who has been following AI copyright-related news lately, it is crystal clear that we are entering the next chapter of the AI and copyright story—the licensing phase. The […]