Like Company v Google may be testing whether the familiar input-output divide in AI copyright can still be maintained. The hearing before the CJEU in Case C-250/25 has drawn attention …
CJEU hearing suggests a possible end to the AI input-output distinction The CJEU hearing in C-250/25 Like Company v Google has raised a significant question for AI copyright analysis: whether …
No, the US Supreme Court did not declare that AI-generated works cannot be copyrighted. The headline is misleading and overstates what has been said. The legal issue remains whether works …
Questions about the use of artificial intelligence in writing have become more visible after a US-based academic admitted using AI in some of his work. The issue is not whether …
US Supreme Court ruling does not decide whether AI works can be copyrighted The claim that the US Supreme Court has declared AI-generated works uncopyrightable is incorrect. The point at …
AI-assisted writing is attracting attention because a US-based academic has acknowledged using AI in some of his writing, prompting public criticism from a prominent AI researcher. The immediate issue is …
Law firm and partner penalised for anti-money laundering compliance failures A law firm and one of its partners have been ordered to pay £53,000 in fines and costs after anti-money …
Six anti-money laundering fines were imposed over three days, marking a sharp escalation in regulatory enforcement. The action shows a clear focus on AML compliance failures and a willingness to …
SRA compliance discussion highlights growing pressure on firms’ oversight duties. The SRA compliance conference arrived at a time when regulatory compliance was already under close scrutiny. The timing was significant …
LSB Signals Enforcement Action Against SRA Over Axiom Ince Failings The Legal Services Board is set to take enforcement action against the Solicitors Regulation Authority following a damning report concerning …
