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• European Union: what the rules say (inglés)
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• United States: what the rules say (inglés)
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Casos y novedades

• Google, Meta and TikTok push back on Indonesia's planned AI copyright law at parliamentary hearing
• AdLegal asks COMESA regulator for interim measures against Meta over AI training use of publisher content
• Entrepreneur Media files amended complaint against Meta, adding 400+ books and 140+ magazine issues
• Australian Writers' Guild writes to Meta over AI training terms; members say no opt-out is acceptable
• Meta pauses AI training in Europe after Irish regulator request
• The Llama 3 Herd of Models (Meta official technical report)
• Kadrey v. Meta: judge grants Meta partial summary judgment on fair use for training Llama on 13 authors' books
• Five more authors sue Meta, alleging Llama and Muse were trained on pirated copies and bulk-scanned books
• Five major publishers and Scott Turow sue Meta and Zuckerberg over pirated books used to train Llama
• Meta indefinitely pauses commercial terms that would have let it crawl business websites for AI training
• Paris Court of Appeal rejects Meta's challenges to French regulators' interim measures over press publishers' rights
• 57 authors sue Meta, alleging Llama and Muse were trained on pirated copies and scanned books
• São Paulo court bars Meta from using Brazilian press content to train AI, sets R$1m daily fine
• Meta AI-training copyright trial set for 3 May 2027; ex-employee testified he torrented Books3
• Judge revokes Boies Schiller's appointment as interim class counsel in authors' suit against Meta
• Norwegian media including NRK and NTB sue Meta in Oslo over AI-training terms
• Ex-Meta researcher admitted torrenting Books3, deleted copy 'due to all this litigation,' plaintiffs tell court
• Meta loses appeals against French interim measures on press publishers' neighbouring rights
• UK CMA opens investigation into Meta's commercial terms for publishers and advertisers
• Meta signals second delay to Commercial Terms rollout beyond November 20 after publisher backlash
• Oslo court temporarily blocks Meta's new Commercial Terms pending a ruling on their legality
• Copyright Alliance calls Meta's proposed Commercial Terms 'unconscionable' and urges withdrawal
• WAN-IFRA calls on Meta to suspend Commercial Terms clause allowing crawling of publishers' websites
• European Publishers Council writes to EU Commission a second time over Meta's Commercial Terms, seeking DMA scrutiny and postponement
• Norwegian media association seeks Oslo court injunction against Meta's new Commercial Terms
• EBU urges Meta to revise Commercial Terms and offer a genuine opt-out for public service media
• Nearly 300 authors file individual copyright claims against Meta over pirated books and its Project Vellum scanning programme
• Senator Blackburn says Meta's planned Commercial Terms update could harm creators and businesses, urges withdrawal
• Meta delays AI-scraping Commercial Terms to November 20 after publisher backlash and EU/UK regulator pressure
• News/Media Alliance sends open letter to Zuckerberg demanding Meta withdraw AI-scraping Commercial Terms
• Judge orders Meta to name everyone who approved torrenting pirated books for AI training
• Publishers, advertisers call EU, UK antitrust regulators to suspend Meta's new commercial terms
• Meta ordered to identify employees who authorized shadow-library downloads for AI training
• Meta hit with ~300 individual author copyright suits over AI training; firms plan ~1,000 more
• Two new author suits against Meta allege scanning lawfully owned physical books is itself infringement
• Meta deletes AI-training language from commercial terms after legal experts flag publisher scraping risk
• Meta removes commercial-terms language critics said permitted scraping news sites for AI training
• Meta's new commercial terms could let it scrape news sites to train AI, legal experts warn
• OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta and Google race to buy workplace records as AI training fuel; consent dispute grows
• Meta invokes Supreme Court's Cox ruling to counter torrenting copyright claims in Entrepreneur Media suit
• Meta removes AI-training language from commercial terms after publisher backlash
• Six authors file individual copyright suits against Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Meta, xAI and Perplexity
• Judge Chhabria moves first Meta book-piracy trial up to May 3, 2027
• Publishers ask court to fold transferred Meta suit into Kadrey; Meta agrees cases are related
• Attorneys contrast Anthropic and Meta fair-use rulings on market harm in AI book-training cases
• Meta's new Commercial Terms will allow scraping of news sites, legal experts say
• Meta's Muse AI agent builds hourly profile pages on people in users' lives — including non-users
• UK privacy watchdog secures AI company commitments on how personal data is used to train AI models
• Five major publishers and author Scott Turow sue Meta and Mark Zuckerberg, alleging Llama was trained on 267 TB pirated from LibGen and Anna's Archive
• News Corp signs multi-year AI content licensing deal with Meta, reported at up to $50 million per year
• Dutch journalists' unions and authors launch Opstand.ai campaign and prepare collective lawsuit against Meta over AI training
• Judge transfers Elsevier v. Meta copyright case to N.D. California to join Kadrey cases
• Kadrey v. Meta: judge orders Meta to produce torrent command histories; refuses subpoenas against OpenAI and Anthropic
• John Carreyrou and five writers sue Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, Meta, xAI, and Perplexity over pirated books in AI training

Lecturas relacionadas (no tratan sobre Meta Platforms)

• Google, Microsoft, Meta and Anthropic harden AI-copyright risk language in October SEC filings — Meta's 22 Oct 2026 Form 10-Q is one of the four filings summarized in this item; it warns per-work statutory damages could be substantial.
• Australia rules out AI 'text and data mining' copyright exception, sides with creators — Frontier-model trainer whose AI-training scraping practices are the target of Australia's rejected TDM exception; decision affects it as a developer of models trained on copyrighted works. No company named as defendant; linked as reference to the policy decision.
• Authors Guild organizes global statement opposing Australia's planned AI-training copyright exception — Frontier-model trainer whose AI-training practices are the target of the Authors Guild's opposition to Australia's planned training exception. No company named as defendant; linked as reference.
• UK stealth-bot bill heads to second reading with publisher and Reddit backing — Frontier-model trainer whose bot-scraping practices are the target of the UK stealth-bot bill's operator-disclosure requirement. No named defendant; linked as reference to the policy measure.
• Australian authors and publishers demand AI licensing law at parliamentary hearing — Frontier-model trainer whose AI-training practices are the target of the ASA/APA demands for mandatory disclosure, permission and payment. No company named as defendant; linked as reference to the policy ask.
• Publishers Weekly: SCOTUS's Cox ruling may open a new inducement front in AI copyright fights — named in the piece as a defendant in the ongoing Authors Guild/authors AI copyright cases
• AI Lawsuit Tracker counts 248 cases against 76 companies; copyright dominates — Named among the most-sued companies in the tracker (21 cases).
• EFF guide: how to opt out of AI training on ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot and other major platforms — Guide covers Facebook/Instagram, where setting the account private is presented as the main control against training use and scraping.
• Publisher coalition SPUR releases content telemetry standard to track how AI tools use publishers' content, invites major AI companies onto licensing advisory board — Named by SPUR/Digiday as one of five AI companies invited to join SPUR's AI Licensing Advisory Board for the content telemetry standard; Meta did not respond before publication. Not a party to the standard's release itself.
• European Commission opens consultation on copyright and AI, asking whether rules on protected content in AI need strengthening — Major general-purpose AI provider placing models on the EU market; the consultation seeks input from generative AI providers and reviews the copyright framework governing their use of protected content. No single company is the subject.

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