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Tiktok's other, smaller legal problem

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2024 WL 1772833, No. 23, 2024) Skipping the copyright and trade secrets part of the case. (In In brief: Meishe argued that Tiktok copied its code via an employee who departed. Beijing Meishe Network Technology Co. Tiktok Inc., 23-cv-06012-SI (N.D.

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SpicyIP Weekly Review (May 6- May 12)

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Case Summaries The Indian Hotels Company Limited vs Shivgyan Developers Private Limited on 3 May, 2024 (Delhi High Court) The plaintiff, registered proprietor of marks ‘Vivanta’ and ‘Vivanta by Taj’, filed a suit against the use of the defendant’s unregistered mark ‘Vivanta’. The post will surely be of interest to TM prosecution attorneys.

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Court Dismisses Most Claims in Authors’ Lawsuit Against OpenAI

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This week saw yet another California federal court dismiss copyright and related claims arising out of the training and output of a generative AI model in Tremblay v. 2] OpenAI moved to dismiss all claims against it, save the claim for direct copyright infringement, and the court largely sided with OpenAI.

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Pro-Plex News Articles on Facebook Deleted By Markscan On Behalf of Plex

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On January 1, 2024, TorrentFreak published a review of the wrongful DMCA notices filed against us in 2023, either directly via email or at Google demanding deindexing of our articles. Our small request for 2024 was not unreasonable: stop sending us bogus copyright notices.

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The Latest Chapter in Authors’ Copyright Suit Against OpenAI: Original Pleadings Insufficient

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The class of plaintiff authors seeking to hold OpenAI liable for copyright infringement has faced yet another setback. The lawsuits claim that because the defendants copied their original works of authorship to use as training material for the LLMs, the AI companies are liable under the federal Copyright Act and various state tort laws.