Music Labels Sue AI Song Generators For Copyright Infringement

The emergence of AI technology capable of producing music has sparked considerable debate. This article explores the current position of two of these AI companies: Suno and Udio

Editors-In-Chief The Corporate Law Journal4 November 2024AI, technology, music, AI Music, TechComment

New Content Laws in Canada

What challenges and opposition is Canada facing for Bill C-11 and Bill C-18?

Editors-In-Chief The Corporate Law Journal28 June 2023technology sector, Tech, canada, rules, law, Bill, Bill C-11, Bill C-18, Meta, Google, TikTok, Youtube, content, newsComment

China's Crackdown on Artificial Intelligence

As generative AI systems become more prevalent, China responds with new regulatory proposals.

Guest User13 May 2023China, Tech, Technology, Ai, Artificial Intelligence, technology, computer, regulation, lawComment

Further Challenges to Section 230 Reach the US Supreme Court

Will the US Supreme Court’s latest assessment force the internet’s biggest publishers to amend their moderation practices?

Guest User16 March 2023United States, us, supreme court, section 230, Tech, Technology, challenge, court, ruling, google, youtubr, meta, editorial, publisher, onlineComment

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