This is Part 2 of a series on the High Court route for UK Amazon sellers whose accounts have been deactivated and whose funds have
Artificial intelligence is changing the way businesses operate — from automating customer service to generating entirely new products and processes. But here is a question
Two Landmark Verdicts Against Meta and YouTube—And What They Mean for You: Is it a tobacco moment? Or will BigTech simply appeal and stand on
On 6 March 2026, the House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee published what may be the most consequential legal report on intellectual property in
On 11 February 2026, the UK Supreme Court handed down a landmark decision in Emotional Perception AI Ltd v Comptroller-General of Patents [2026] UKSC 3.
An overwhelming public response to a UK government consultation rejected proposals that would have made it easier for artificial intelligence companies to use copyrighted material
Every line, colour, and frame in an animation – from a pencil sketch to a global box office hit – is an act of creation.
Abstract The rapid growth of generative artificial intelligence has created acute doctrinal challenges for copyright law. Courts across major jurisdictions are being forced to determine
Artificially manipulated media have outpaced the general public’s understanding and, at times, the law itself. In the UK, deepfakes and other synthetically generated content exist
In a ruling issued this month, November 2025, the Regional Court of Munich (Germany) determined that OpenAI’s training and deployment of its large language model
