The New York Times v OpenAI and Microsoft: An Infringement of Copyright?

The recent US case of New York Times v OpenAI has raised questions regarding copyright infringement in the context of generative AI technology. This article explores the argument advanced by the New York Times, alongside the wider ramifications that may occur when a judgement is delivered.

Editors-In-Chief The Corporate Law Journal14 October 2024OpenAI, Microsoft, new york times, journalism, generative ai, AIComment

The AI Race

This article considers the latest developments amongst the tech giants in the AI sector. From Google to Amazon, there is fierce competition in this space.

Editors-In-Chief The Corporate Law Journal5 June 2024AI, ChatGPT, google, amazon, MicrosoftComment

Microsoft’s Acquisition of Activision Blizzard Blocked by UK Watchdog

Over a year since Microsoft announced its intention to purchase Activision Blizzard, the UK’s anti-trust watchdog has posed a significant challenge to the deal.

Guest User17 May 2023Microsoft, Activision, Activision Blizzard, law, cma, competition, regulator, us, gaming, console, technology, technology sectorComment

The Rise of ChatGPT and The Legal Implications That Will Ensue

This article explores the rise of the popular generative AI application, ChatGPT. Despite its ability to respond to a wide range of natural language input, resulting in many use cases, its growth comes with a host of legal implications.

Guest User20 February 2023ChatGPT, Google, Microsoft, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Technology, internetComment

Is Microsoft’s Acquisition of Activision in Limbo?: A Closer Look

Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision is set to be concluded in the company’s fiscal year 2023. Currently, it remains subject to several challenges while awaiting regulatory and shareholder approval.

The Corporate Law Journal25 April 2022Activision, Microsoft, Acquisition, Tech, Activision BlizzardComment