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| Case | Party | Status | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| NYT v. OpenAI | New York Times vs. OpenAI, Microsoft | Active - Discovery | NYT alleges millions of articles used to train Cha |
| Getty v. Stability AI | Getty Images vs. Stability AI | Active | 12 million images allegedly copied for Stable Diff |
| Thaler v. Perlmutter | Stephen Thaler vs. Copyright Office | Closed - SCOTUS Denied | AI cannot be author. Supreme Court denied cert Mar |
| Authors v. Anthropic | Andrea Bartz et al. vs. Anthropic | Settlement Rejected | 1.5B settlement rejected by judge. |
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