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Sep 28 – Oct 4, 2026 · 35 stories · 5 of them from Hungary
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megegyezés · Egyesült Államok

Authors' groups urge publishers to give up Anthropic settlement claims on old books

The Authors Guild and other author organizations have called on publishers to relinquish claims in the Anthropic settlement for long out-of-print books, and to pay authors of unregistered works as…

megegyezés · Egyesült Államok

SAG-AFTRA's 2026 contract, ratified with over 90% support, tightens AI rules

SAG-AFTRA members ratified the 2026 television and film contract in June with more than 90% support; it runs to mid-2030. The contract further restricts the use of AI, and summaries of its rules on…

szakmai állásfoglalás · globális

Pope Leo XIV urges church to ally with artists against AI

Pope Leo XIV on Friday (2 October) asked the Church to ally with artists against AI and to distinguish human art from AI creations. In his words, algorithms lack the spark, and the special value of…

tool · global

C2PA, AI labels and authenticity: study finds a missing label does not prove authenticity

A preprint examined the synthetic-content labels of four platforms and concluded that a missing AI label does not prove authenticity. Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom embed C2PA data whenever an AI…

case · United States

Harry Potter producer David Barron backs AI 'The Call of the Wild'; Massive Studios announces AI holiday shorts

David Barron, producer of the Harry Potter films, is overseeing an AI production of Jack London's 1903 novel 'The Call of the Wild'. Massive Studios, together with producer Todd Garner, unveiled…

piac · globális

Music companies' AI moves: UMG hire, Musixmatch–Suno deal, Warner–Suno debate

Universal Music Group has appointed Òscar Celma, a leader of Spotify's AI DJ, as SVP of Applied AI and Machine Learning. Musixmatch has struck a deal with Suno on copyright detection, the…

kiállítás · Egyesült Államok

Dataland, the 'first museum of AI arts', opens in Los Angeles; Refik Anadol joins TIME100

Dataland, founded by Refik Anadol and Efsun Erkılıç, has opened as the 'first museum of AI arts' in Frank Gehry's Grand LA building. Anadol is on TIME's 2026 list of power players in art, and Legal…

lawsuit · United States

US Justice Department backs OpenAI's defence in publishers' copyright suit

The Justice Department filed a statement in September supporting OpenAI's defence in the news publishers' copyright suit. The publishers accuse the administration of bias; commentators say the…

lawsuit · United States

Andersen v. Stability AI: where the artists' copyright lawsuit stands

Several explainers set out the current state of the artists' lawsuit against Stability AI, known as the Andersen case, and what the 2024 ruling decided. The case is one of the most important artist…

regulation · Asia

India rejects AI as 'author' but recognises the person behind the AI

According to Asia IP, India rejects AI being treated as an author but recognises the person behind the AI. The decision gives direction on authorship and protectability.

research · United States

BISG and BookNet Canada report on AI use in North American book industry

BISG and BookNet Canada have released their 2026 report on AI use across the North American book industry. Another article reports that publishers are speeding up AI adoption while employees are…

research

Gizmodo: creative jobs have plummeted during the AI boom

According to Gizmodo, film, television, book publishing and other creative industries are going through one of their worst periods of job losses in recent years. A judge at The Drum said AI is taking…

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