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Authors launch new lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI

More nonfiction authors sue Microsoft, OpenAI for copyright infringement; claim AI trained with their works.

The publishing world in 2024 will face AI regulation, social media shifts, and a focus on direct connections.

British Library confronts ongoing challenges more than two months after a significant cyber-attack impacted services.

The Society of Authors launches a survey to gather views from creatives on generative AI and how tools are being used.

The enduring influence of Harry Potter on AI research showcases how the story transcends time, audiences and technology.

Controversy erupts as Amazon faces plagiarism scandal with AI-generated book mirroring Jennifer Holleman’s work

Publishing challenges in 2023 included AI, book bans, diversity, and industry shifts – what we’ve gathered over the last year.

Authors Guild expands lawsuit adding 12 more nonfiction authors against OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement in AI model training.

‘Xunzi,’ China’s first large language model for ancient texts, aims to facilitate research and preservation of Chinese cultural heritage.

Meta Platforms faces legal turmoil over alleged copyright infringement and use of pirated books for AI model training.