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 Kommunity.app founder Amaury Abreu wrote in Technical.ly, making a strong case that AI adoption only works when people come first. And he was kind enough to quote me in the article. “Generative AI can analyze and summarize data efficiently, and usually accurately. But it can’t replace human interaction and understanding.”

The first two AI copyright cases have just settled: Vacker v. Eleven Labs and Bartz v. Anthropic. Both faced allegations of blatant infringement, reputational fallout, and billion-dollar valuations at risk. With 46 more cases still pending, these early settlements could reshape how courts and companies handle AI copyright disputes.

Meta just won an early skirmish in the battle over whether AI training is fair use - but AI companies may end up losing overall if they focus on only the transformative element of copyright law's fair use test without addressing the market impact.

The color you’re seeing in this image may look like Pantone’s 2025 Color of the Year, Mocha Mousse. It might even share the same hexadecimal value, straight from Pantone’s official Connect platform. But it’s not Mocha Mousse. Why not? Because unless you’ve licensed Pantone’s color system, or are using tools that have, you can’t officially use that color in design work. And for businesses, that distinction matters.

In this week's update: the rise of Deep Research, the fall of the Humane AI Pin, humanoid robots, and more.

Major Developments in Copyright Companies are Raising More Funds Diverging Visions for the Future and much more... Copyrights Granted for...