By Lili Kazemi, General Counsel & AI Policy Leader at Anant Corporation Originally published on Anant Blog | Cross-posted to LinkedIn 🎬 A New Kind of Creative Rush Since September […]
The $1.5 billion Anthropic settlement reveals a fundamental truth about AI economics: when copyright meets artificial intelligence, traditional valuation benchmarks break down. The Speeding Ticket, Not the Speed Limit Anthropic’s
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By Lili KazemiGeneral Counsel & AI Policy Leader, Anant Corporation What This Article Is About The copyright battles over generative AI are unfolding on two distinct fronts. One set of
From “RAGs” to Output Riches: The Next Frontier in AI Copyright Law Read More »
Just the word choice of the title — The Empire of AI — makes it clear where journalist Karen Hao stands. “Empire” is not a neutral description; it signals consolidation,
The Empire Logic of AI: Reading Karen Hao’s Chronicle of Power, Data, and Risk Read More »
The $1.5 billion Anthropic settlement may be the largest copyright recovery in U.S. history, but it didn’t close the book on AI and copyright. The release is deliberately narrow —
“Instead of millions of separate lawsuits with millions of juries, we will have a single proceeding before a single jury, Napster style.” — Judge William Alsup, Bartz v. Anthropic, Class
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