AI Copyright Law 2025: Surprising Global Policy Shifts That Could Change Everything

AI Copyright Law 2025: Surprising Global Policy Shifts That Could Change Everything

Imagine a courtroom where the usual suspects—songwriters and publishers—are replaced by AI companies, their “defendants” accused of reshaping authorship itself. In California, towers of song lyrics stack up as evidence; in New York, newsprint piles up in legal skirmishes. The battleground? How AI systems like Anthropic’s Claude and Perplexity’s “answer engine” digest copyrighted works and spit out content, sometimes pulling entire articles or lyrics without clear credit. As judges wrestle with claims, injunctions are denied, and lawsuits push forward, it’s clear we’re witnessing the tectonic shifts in copyright law—where data feeding these digital minds and their outputs collide with creativity, ownership, and billions of dollars on the line. So, where exactly does the law draw the line between fair use and infringement in this brave new AI world? Buckle up—this story’s just getting started. LEARN MORE

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