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• HasData: nine AI companies train on user content by default until opt-out (anglais)
• Canada: what the rules say (anglais)
• 加拿大：规则概览 (chinois)
• China (mainland): what the rules say (anglais)
• 中国内地：规则概览 (chinois)
• Spain: what the rules say (anglais)
• 西班牙：规则概览 (chinois)
• European Union: what the rules say (anglais)
• 欧盟：规则概览 (chinois)
• India: what the rules say (anglais)
• 印度：规则概览 (chinois)
• Mexico: what the rules say (anglais)
• 墨西哥：规则概览 (chinois)
• United States: what the rules say (anglais)
• 美国：规则概览 (chinois)

Affaires et actualités

• Plaintiffs defend expert testimony in OpenAI copyright MDL, citing Copilot display and notice-removal figures
• WME files amicus brief backing New York Times in OpenAI copyright case, arguing AI training needs licences
• Center for AI and Digital Policy files amicus brief on training-data provenance in OpenAI case
• A.I. Progress files amicus brief backing OpenAI's fair-use defence
• AI Safety Asia and Future of Life Institute file amicus brief backing publishers in OpenAI case
• Investor Michael Moritz files amicus brief urging a licensing market for news in OpenAI case
• America's Newspapers files amicus brief backing publishers against OpenAI and Microsoft
• Ex-Google news chief Jim Albrecht files amicus brief: RAG is industrial-scale copying
• Nobel economist Joseph Stiglitz files amicus brief against OpenAI fair-use defence
• Computer scientists file amicus brief backing OpenAI: LLM training fits parameters, not copies of books
• Nearly 400 local newspapers sue OpenAI and Microsoft over AI training on their articles
• Amicus brief urges US court to treat AI training inputs as a separate licensing market
• Seattle Times and Newsday copyright case against OpenAI and Microsoft stayed pending MDL summary judgment rulings
• Law professor Brian Frye files amicus brief arguing AI training can benefit journalism through attribution
• Minderoo Centre at Cambridge files brief opposing summary judgment for OpenAI and Microsoft
• Boone Newsmedia sues Microsoft and OpenAI over alleged paywalled-article scraping for AI training
• A.I. Progress coalition files brief backing fair use for AI training in OpenAI copyright MDL
• AI Coalition for Data Integrity and nine groups file brief backing publishers in OpenAI copyright MDL
• Chamber of Progress, Abundance Institute and musician Trevor Lawrence Jr. file brief backing AI training as fair use in OpenAI MDL
• RIAA, NMPA, ASCAP, BMI and five other music groups file brief backing plaintiffs in NYT case against OpenAI and Microsoft
• House Judiciary Democrats file amicus brief urging court to reject DOJ's national-security fair-use argument in OpenAI case
• Book and journal publishers file joint amicus brief backing plaintiffs in OpenAI copyright case, citing $5.2B AI licensing market
• Cate Blanchett-backed Human Consent Foundation files brief backing NYT in OpenAI/Microsoft suit, saying licensing at scale already exists
• OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and Anthropic back shared robots.txt AI-training opt-out signal
• Authors Alliance argues 'market dilution' is not a copyright harm in OpenAI litigation amicus brief
• Illinois journalists, podcasters and voice actors sue nine tech companies over alleged use of their voices to train AI
• Six textbook authors sue OpenAI and Microsoft over alleged use of pirated textbooks to train AI models
• Microsoft asks court to deny authors summary judgment, arguing LLM training is fair use "as a matter of law"
• News outlets including NYT urge court to deny OpenAI, Microsoft summary-judgment bids in copyright cases
• 26 local publishers file new copyright complaint against OpenAI and Microsoft, joining the MDL news coalition
• Unsealed filings: OpenAI, Microsoft knew book piracy was illegal
• Six local-news publishers sue Microsoft and OpenAI over alleged scraping of journalism for AI training
• News publishers' summary-judgment brief alleges Microsoft sold OpenAI a copy of the Bing index and ran a secret crawler for it; OpenAI's extractors stripped copyright notices
• Microsoft told staff to keep OpenAI scraping project 'secret', unsealed filing shows
• Unsealed motion: OpenAI paid Microsoft to operate secret 'Project Mango' scraper for AI training data
• 9th Circuit upholds dismissal of DMCA claims against OpenAI and Microsoft in GitHub code-training suit
• UK privacy watchdog secures AI company commitments on how personal data is used to train AI models
• Judge strikes Susman Godfrey-funded AI books report from OpenAI/Microsoft copyright MDL
• Emmerich Newspapers-led group of US local outlets sues Microsoft and OpenAI over AI training use of articles
• Microsoft shareholder sues to obtain internal records over alleged Copilot AI-training misconduct
• Nine Entertainment signs Australian-first AI news deal with Microsoft for Copilot grounding
• Judge narrows NYT copyright MDL after Supreme Court's Cox ruling: 'material contribution' claims against OpenAI and Microsoft dismissed with prejudice; publishers barred from adding new contributory theories against Microsoft
• Cerence reaches settlement in principle with Microsoft in Delaware text-to-speech copyright suit
• Microsoft contractors manually review Copilot users' uploaded photos — with no human-review opt-out, 404 Media reports
• US Justice Department files statement of interest backing OpenAI and Microsoft in the New York Times copyright case
• Ninth Circuit affirms dismissal of programmers' DMCA §1202(b) claims over GitHub Copilot and OpenAI Codex outputs
• US Justice Department files first-ever statement of interest backing AI-training fair use in NYT v OpenAI
• News publishers ask court to give 'no weight' to Justice Department's fair-use backing of OpenAI and Microsoft
• Unsealed publishers' brief in consolidated NYT copyright MDL details internal Microsoft and OpenAI documents on five stages of copying
• UK firm Barings Law rallies 15,000 claimants against Google and Microsoft over data allegedly used to train AI
• Authors Guild asks court to rule OpenAI and Microsoft infringed copyrights in training GPT models
• 550+ local and regional publications now suing OpenAI and Microsoft as 26 more publishers join Platkin-led action
• Seattle Times and Newsday sue OpenAI and Microsoft, asking court to destroy AI models trained on their journalism
• OpenAI and Microsoft accuse plaintiffs' lawyers of hiding funded research and laundering it into consolidated copyright case
• Voice creators file BIPA suits against Apple, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and others over AI voice-training data
• Unsealed court documents show Microsoft and OpenAI privately warned of AI's "doom loop" for publishers
• OpenAI and Microsoft move to strike Susman Godfrey-funded market-dilution research from AI copyright case, alleging concealed $100,000 payment
• Unsealed NYT case filings quote OpenAI and Microsoft executives calling AI products substitutes for journalism
• Unsealed NYT case filings: OpenAI/Microsoft executives called AI products "substitutive" for journalism, one director called training "theft"
• DOJ backs OpenAI/Microsoft fair-use defense in NYT copyright suit: train-on-copyrighted-work "in and of itself" not infringement
• Seattle Times and Newsday sue OpenAI and Microsoft, ask court to destroy AI models and training datasets
• US Department of Justice files statement of interest backing fair use for AI training in NYT v OpenAI/Microsoft
• Unsealed Authors Guild filings allege OpenAI and Microsoft knew their book training data came from pirated LibGen copies
• Ninth Circuit affirms dismissal of DMCA copyright-management claims against GitHub, Microsoft, and OpenAI in Doe v. GitHub
• 26 more publishers join copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, passing 550 outlets
• News publishers ask court to give DOJ's fair-use statement no weight
• News publishers file summary-judgment brief accusing OpenAI and Microsoft of five-stage infringement
• US Justice Department files statement backing fair use for AI training in publisher cases
• Seattle Times and Newsday sue OpenAI and Microsoft over news scraping for AI training
• Ninth Circuit affirms dismissal of DMCA attribution claims over AI-generated code

Lectures liées (ne concernent pas Microsoft)

• Judge grants leave for 55 amicus briefs in OpenAI copyright MDL; briefs deemed filed — Microsoft is a co-defendant in constituent cases of the consolidated MDL; the amicus order covers the consolidated litigation.
• SAG-AFTRA, musicians' and writers' unions ask judge to reject blanket fair use for AI training — Microsoft is a co-defendant in the consolidated OpenAI copyright MDL addressed by the unions' brief.
• CCIA, NetChoice and TechNet file amicus brief backing fair use for AI training in NYT v. OpenAI — Microsoft is a co-defendant alongside OpenAI in the consolidated New York Times copyright litigation in which this brief was filed; the CCIA announcement names OpenAI and makes no allegation against Microsoft in this item.
• News/Media Alliance files amicus brief backing publishers against OpenAI and Microsoft — Defendant in the consolidated copyright case this brief addresses; the brief urges rejection of its fair-use defense.
• Open Markets Institute files amicus brief backing publishers against OpenAI and Microsoft — Defendant in the consolidated copyright case this brief addresses; the brief urges rejection of its fair-use defense.
• EFF files amicus brief in OpenAI case warning narrowed fair use would hurt public research and journalism — Microsoft is co-defendant in the consolidated In re OpenAI litigation this brief addresses.
• OpenAI publishes 'Fair use benefits everyone' post urging court to reject NYT copyright claims — Microsoft is co-defendant in the consolidated case this post addresses; the post itself is OpenAI's statement.
• Digital Content Next files court document arguing AI retrieval is already harming publishers in NYT v OpenAI case — Co-defendant alongside OpenAI in the New York Times copyright case that the DCN filing supports.
• Copyright Alliance files amicus brief arguing there is no categorical fair use exception for AI training — Microsoft is a co-defendant in the consolidated OpenAI copyright litigation in which this brief was filed; the brief opposes a categorical fair-use exception for AI model development and makes no allegation against Microsoft in this item.
• Public Knowledge files amicus brief backing fair use for AI training in OpenAI copyright case — Microsoft is a co-defendant in the consolidated OpenAI copyright litigation in which this brief was filed; the brief supports OpenAI's summary-judgment motion and makes no allegation against Microsoft in this item.
• Google, Microsoft, Meta and Anthropic harden AI-copyright risk language in October SEC filings — Microsoft's 28 Oct 2026 Form 10-Q is one of the four filings summarized in this item; it lists current AI-training copyright claims and warns it may have to sign royalty-bearing licenses or pay damages.
• Law professor Matthew Sag files amicus brief arguing AI training is transformative but shadow-library sourcing needs scrutiny — Microsoft is a co-defendant alongside OpenAI in the consolidated litigation in which Sag filed his brief; the brief is styled as supporting neither party.
• Conservative groups file amicus brief urging court to reject broad fair use for OpenAI's web crawling — Microsoft is a co-defendant in the consolidated OpenAI litigation in which this brief was filed; the brief targets OpenAI's fair-use position and makes no allegation against Microsoft in this item.
• Wikimedia Foundation files amicus brief urging split fair-use ruling in OpenAI copyright case — Co-defendant alongside OpenAI in the New York Times case at the centre of the brief; the brief is styled as supporting neither party and makes no allegation against Microsoft in this item.
• SAG-AFTRA, writers' and musicians' unions urge judge to reject categorical fair use for AI training in OpenAI case — Microsoft is a co-defendant in the consolidated litigation in which the unions filed the amicus brief.
• DOJ backs OpenAI's fair-use defense in publisher AI-training lawsuit, argues Congress should set licensing rules — Microsoft is OpenAI's co-defendant in the NYT/Daily News/CIR copyright MDL in which the DOJ filed its statement of interest.
• AI Rights Project seeks leave to file amicus brief in OpenAI copyright MDL — Microsoft is named as a co-defendant in the underlying OpenAI copyright MDL; this item covers the amicus motion, not Microsoft-specific conduct.
• AI Lawsuit Tracker counts 248 cases against 76 companies; copyright dominates — Named among the most-sued companies in the tracker (21 cases).
• NYT, Economist, AFP among 40+ publishers joining SPUR coalition to curb unpaid AI use — Microsoft is OpenAI's backer and is named in the story as facing similar copyright claims from authors and news organizations, the dispute context behind the coalition's push.
• EFF guide: how to opt out of AI training on ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot and other major platforms — Guide covers Copilot training opt-out and LinkedIn's 'Data for Generative AI Improvement' training toggle.
• New York Times-led newspapers ask court to sanction OpenAI, alleging it hid its ability to search for copied articles and deleted ChatGPT conversations — Microsoft is OpenAI's co-defendant in the underlying 2023 New York Times copyright case, but it is not a target of this sanctions motion.
• 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; Microsoft 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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