artificial intelligence

Twenty-four thousand fake accounts, a Treasury sanctions threat for theft, and a Justice Department brief sitting in Denver that says nobody owns any of it.

A web designer, 624 Midjourney prompts, and an 1882 photograph of Oscar Wilde — inside the case that decides who, if anyone, owns AI art.

California's AB 2013 survived xAI's legal challenge. AI companies must now disclose their training data. What they reveal could expose a copyright liability the industry has been betting against for years.