The actress accused the entertainment giant of discriminating against her for voicing certain opinions on hot-button issues.| The Hollywood Reporter
Amazon is asking a California federal judge to dismiss a suit over purchased Prime Video content, and it's arguing that when a user buys content on the platform, they're really paying for a limited license for “on-demand viewing over an indefinite period of time.”| The Hollywood Reporter
A suit challenges Prime Video telling people they can "buy" a movie when they're purchasing a license to watch it for a period of time.| The Hollywood Reporter
The suit alleges that the tech giant has been "deeply involved in the training, development, and commercialization" of OpenAI's GPT-based products.| The Hollywood Reporter
The tech giant says that Apple Cinemas is deliberately trying to confuse consumers into believing that it operates the movie theaters.| The Hollywood Reporter
Courts are wrestling with the legality of using copyrighted works to train AI systems.| The Hollywood Reporter
As Hollywood execs begin to test artificial intelligence, from using the tech to de-age actors to partnering with companies in the field to create AI-composed music, key players in the industry are pushing for regulations — or lawsuits.| The Hollywood Reporter
As AI generators like Midjourney are increasingly able to replicate movies frame by frame, it won’t be long until they can re-create the ‘Avengers: Endgame’ with an alternate finale. Will Hollywood just let that happen?| The Hollywood Reporter
Reps. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) and Hank Johnson Jr. (D-Ga.) are concerned the feature could lead to lower pay for artists and fewer choices for consumers.| The Hollywood Reporter
Trey Parker and Matt Stone accused incoming Paramount president Jeff Shell of meddling in contract negotiations with Warner Bros. Discovery and Netflix.| The Hollywood Reporter
A federal judge on Friday upheld a finding from the U.S. Copyright Office that a piece of art created by AI is not open to protection.| The Hollywood Reporter
Materials generated solely by AI still don't qualify, as courts have ruled that copyrights can only be granted to works created by humans.| The Hollywood Reporter
In a complaint filed Tuesday, Devyn LaBella claims that union and contractual rules were breached when she was allegedly subjected to perform an impromptu scene of sexual violence without an intimacy coordinator.| The Hollywood Reporter
The ruling builds upon findings from another federal judge overseeing a lawsuit against AI art generators, who similarly delivered a blow to fundamental contentions from plaintiffs in the case.| The Hollywood Reporter
While a federal judge advanced an infringement claim against Stability AI, he dismissed the rest of the lawsuit.| The Hollywood Reporter
The suit marks the third legal action from authors, who take issue with AI companies using their novels as training data without consent.| The Hollywood Reporter
Copyright law doesn't recognize works solely created by artificial intelligence. But by incentivizing writers to participate in the creation process, studios have a better shot at getting that work protected.| The Hollywood Reporter