Skip to content If you’ve ever been tempted to watch Premier League football through a modified Fire Stick, a “dodgy box”, or an IPTV subscription that costs a
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
Intro to Game-to-Anime Adaptations Over the past decade, the boundary between gaming and television has steadily dissolved. Video games and animated series—once seen as separate
Anthropic will pay at least $1.5 billion for its previous use of pirated books, according to the headlines in the settlement that was approved on
In an ever-increasingly competitive commercial environment, protecting your products’ unique aesthetic features is growing ever more critical. This is important whether you are a designer,
Consider this scenario: You have invested time, resources, and ingenuity into creating a distinctive product design, and you have gone above and beyond to obtain
Introduction to Meta Defeats US Copyright Claim Some of you may have been following the occasional article on AI and copyright, so I noted with
The Growing Influence of Big Tech in UK AI Policy Between July and December 2024, UK ministers held a staggering 90 meetings with senior executives
