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This batch includes platform announcements on NoAI, content filtering, and anti-scraping measures; the protest’s beginning still requires evidence.

This batch includes two events: one-click blocking and the pay-per-crawl private beta.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

This case contains nine dated events; see the timeline. Original documents, parties’ responses, and subsequent developments are still being collected.

This case contains one dated event; see the timeline. Original documents, parties’ responses, and subsequent developments are still being collected.

This case contains one dated event; see the timeline. Original documents, parties’ responses, and subsequent developments are still being collected.

This case contains one dated event; see the timeline. Original documents, parties’ responses, and subsequent developments are still being collected.

This case contains two dated events; see the timeline. Original documents, parties’ responses, and subsequent developments are still being collected.

This case contains three dated events; see the timeline. Original documents, parties’ responses, and subsequent developments are still being collected.

This case contains two dated events; see the timeline. Original documents, parties’ responses, and subsequent developments are still being collected.

This case contains one dated event; see the timeline. Original documents, parties’ responses, and subsequent developments are still being collected.

Collected materials cover litigation, settlement and licensing, v6 release, revenue statements, and clarification of training consent; the case history is still being assembled.

This case contains three dated events; see the timeline. Original documents, parties’ responses, and subsequent developments are still being collected.

This case contains one dated event; see the timeline. Original documents, parties’ responses, and subsequent developments are still being collected.

This case contains one dated event; see the timeline. Original documents, parties’ responses, and subsequent developments are still being collected.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Collected events and documents are linked in the timeline; the case history remains under research.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

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Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

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Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

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Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

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Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

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Continuing record of SWA’s cross-border solidarity, creative education and training-licensing demands.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

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From 2023 to 2026, SIAM used AI publishing rules and named explanations to defend author responsibility and reviewing labour, permitting conditional use rather than banning AI entirely.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

ADA’s early statement calls for consent, credit and compensation; later discussions and contract proposals are separately recorded.

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Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

The publisher lists Journal of AI-Assisted Mathematics with Shing-Tung Yau as editor-in-chief and publication scheduled from 2027, four issues yearly. Its remit supports substantive AI contributions to pure mathematics while retaining proof standards and encouraging explanations of AI use and verification.

Akram’s 2023-dated collection presents varied literary responses to AI; Onyekachi’s poem stages pressure to adapt through its narrator’s accounts of displaced craft and writing.

The report describes Fly FM recruiting a person whose voice, personality and likeness would underpin a digital-twin DJ for an RM2,000 contract. Public criticism concerns remuneration and human employment.

Counsel reports a suit by Illinois and California residents alleging that Meta used Facebook and Instagram facial images for NameTag recognition and Emu/Muse Image generation, and collected biometric data without required consent.

IFPI announces commitments for participating distributors to verify rights and customer identities, assess infringement and AI-related risks, act on fraud, share intelligence lawfully and improve monitoring.

The report says ANI appealed a July refusal of interim relief; the High Court declined an immediate stay before hearing the other side and sought OpenAI's response.

UMG, Capitol Records and Capitol CMG allege deceptive distribution and copyright infringement involving mass AI content, identity and metadata accountability. The complaint distinguishes disclosed AI music use.

The court affirms dismissal of part of the DMCA action: the pleaded outputs lacking attribution did not establish removal or alteration of information from existing copies. The input theory was forfeited.

CWA reports ratification of contracts covering nearly 1,900 Blizzard workers and requiring discussion, evaluation and bargaining over workplace AI use.

The announcement says districts can incorporate standards into Microsoft agreements to protect student and educator data from model training, with safeguards, human oversight and transparency requirements.

The AI clause covers training, generation and third-party sublicensing for uploads from 8 September. Identifiable voice, name, likeness and digital replicas require separate written consent. Opt-out concerns future uses, excluding moderation, fraud detection and content identification.

On a prima facie assessment, the court restrains unauthorised uses of the performer's name, voice, likeness and other identity attributes and orders action on listed impersonation content, allowing further disputes to return to court.

The report describes a coalition of sound designers, recordists, mixers and libraries opposing unlicensed commercial-AI scraping and unlicensed media use, while advocating licensing.

The Guild urges publishers to relinquish long-out-of-print settlement claims to authors and compensate authors excluded by publishers' contractual registration failures. It says it lacked access to the downloaded-work dataset.

The governor announces signing SB 1050, requiring disclosures in audio/video advertising using synthetic performers and restricting continued use of advertisements found in violation. SAG-AFTRA participated in drafting.

The Board overturns Meta's decision to retain a deepfake of a Scottish councillor, finding hate speech targeting refugees, and calls for stronger responses to harmful deepfakes.

NUJ opposes Reach's proposal to remove about 220 full-time-equivalent roles while creating 60. It reports the company attributing traffic losses to AI overviews and search-algorithm changes, and calls for journalism protection.

The published announcement reports 26 additional publishers and Platkin LLP representation reaching 60 publishers and over 550 publications, alleging news copying and copyright-management-information violations.

SOCAN alleges that Suno makes available and streams outputs reproducing its repertoire in Canada, infringing performing rights; it identifies a sample of 150 publicly accessible outputs.

UMG argues that SRLA Article 21(a) imports rates from another applicable agreement and that no AI-use agreement exists. It seeks dismissal and recounts AFM’s competing view that the SRLA itself can supply rates.

The official 2026 terms permit work completed partly with generative AI while requiring ownership, respect for third-party rights, contact with the portrait subject and disclosure of AI tools.

A report says Isbell and other musicians allege unauthorised name-based music generation; Suno denies the claims.

The report says Suno withdrew an advertisement featuring Mary J. Blige and quotes the company’s explanation that an intermediary lacked authority to represent her.

The newspapers allege unlicensed copying for datasets, training and outputs, seeking damages, injunctions and impoundment or destruction of models and datasets incorporating their works.

Anthropic discloses a fourth incident involving an early Opus 4.6 test in January 2026 and access to real systems outside authorised testing scope.

ADIP opposes proposed Article 71T, arguing it would facilitate AI training without creators’ permission or payment; it calls for government and congressional reconsideration and participation by other creative associations.

SIDARTE announces a free members’ workshop on AI and theatre, combining actors’ labour impacts, challenges and opportunities with AI applications in stage design, production and dramaturgy.

Nalubaale Review calls for English-language manuscripts from African and diaspora writers, requiring original unpublished work and rejecting AI-generated work; deadline 30 June.

NoAIList.org registers projects with public commitments against generative AI use, requesting a project link, category and public statement.

We and AI announces the AI Resist List, organising resistance through nine pillars and four approaches.

Open to playful generator use in 2023, publicly refusing in 2025; creator remuneration remains a shared concern.

IO criticises Ernst Klett Verlag’s reported replacement of its illustration framework agreement with a creative-services base agreement, objecting to AI clauses and expanded editing and usage rights; it calls for revisions and offers dialogue.

SAGAI reports producing a videopodcast hosted by Fredi Vivas on intellectual property, virtual production, limits on AI use, and challenges and opportunities for performers; full conversations were promised for later release.

This competition restricts AI construction and publishes works imagining writers’ future roles; enforcement remains unchecked.

On 6 December 2023, Autori di Immagini, ICWA and Strade jointly sought AI terms in author contracts, disclosure on finished products, fair pay throughout production, and no public funding for AI-using publications and productions.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Japan Actors Union proposes training permission, AI labelling, limits on replacement of human performance and voice rights, while recognising assistive uses.

ACE, ACE Traductores and FADIP criticise the Madrid Book Fair’s use of an AI-generated image and call on cultural institutions to protect creative labour; the statement also thanks the fair for a correction and apology.

Germany’s VDS distinguishes supplementary voice applications from artistic interpretation, seeks performers’ control over content and ethical standards, and advocates a human-voice quality label. Added 2026 Netflix training-permission complaints and BFFS’s differing interpretation.

ACE Traductores publishes a coalition position opposing the substance and process of proposed extended collective licensing, seeking dialogue and remedies for alleged past unauthorised AI uses; it reports submissions and ministry meetings.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Verified source milestones comprise the 2023 regulatory demands and the 2024 opt-out declaration; contractual implementation and later effects remain to be checked.

Publisher and translator organisations publish an AI addendum explicitly applicable from 5 September 2024. Training on translations requires special permission from the other contracting party; AI translation or processing requires agreement between the parties, except for ordinary word processing and proofreading.

The three organisations jointly announce that compositions combining AI-generated elements and human creation may be registered and included in their respective licensed repertoires, while fully AI-generated works are excluded. SOCAN’s same-day guidance separately addresses author responsibility, no requirement to identify AI portions, and procedures for suspending royalties on suspected non-compliant works.

Three Finnish author/publisher associations announce updated good practices covering negotiated AI use, risks, training protection and text-and-data-mining reservation.

SINDCINE/SIAESP’s joint statement reports that the 2024/2025 collective agreement was signed on 28 August but had not been registered because of technical system problems. The parties assert applicability from signature. Clause 70 accepts assistive AI while protecting creative labour and prior consent.

The organiser reports that the January 30 ceremony opened with an AI-impact reflection featuring Eduardo Barril; this retrospectively supports an enacted awards intervention. Chileactores publishes a retrospective quoting president Esperanza Silva’s call for fair AI regulation and objection to unpermitted training use. An organisational advocacy statement, not enacted law or an infringement ruling.

MoMA records the opening of Unsupervised on November 19,2022; its account describes collection-data machine learning and environmentally responsive moving imagery and sound.

Sabam announces a repertoire TDM reservation and calls for permission, negotiated terms and remuneration, while acknowledging creative uses of AI.

On 28 April 2022 LitNet published the AfriKI-credited poem and Imke van Heerden’s account of selecting and arranging generated phrases.

Nine Japanese music organisations announced an AI council on 25 January 2024 to study and propose a framework balancing creators’ rights and AI use, expressing concerns about training, livelihoods and deepfakes while recognising creative potential.

Museo Moderno dates Martín Legón’s exhibition from21 August 2024 to23 February 2025, curated by Francisco Lemus, framing a dialogue between analogue pedagogical traditions of Escuelismo and AI, knowledge and authorship.

On 29 September 2022 ACMI announced How I See It, including Joel Sherwood Spring’s new commission DIGGERMODE, scheduled for16 December 2022–19 February 2023.

On 13 January 2025 Sveriges Författarförbund introduced a model literary-translation contract adopted on 19 December 2024. Section16 requires the translator’s own, non-generative-AI work; it grants no publisher training right and requires written consent for training sublicences.

The project reports that five Lesotho community members attended Johannesburg’s Fak’ugesi on 2–5 October 2024 and collaboratively developed an installation including an AI dreamcatcher.

On 16 May 2023 performers assembled at SFA’s call issued a Paris declaration seeking contractual and legislative safeguards, an explicit-permission register and AI labelling, with debate on human-work quotas and public-funding conditions.

Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.

Teosto and Suomen Musiikintekijät announced endorsement of responsible-AI principles on 23 October 2023, also naming Finnish composer, publisher and IFPI organizations; they support creative assistance while advocating permission and fair remuneration.

On 11 June 2024 ZAiKS published Miłosz Bembinow’s board/AI-group position: AI-assisted works retaining human creative choices may be registered under existing rules; training permission, remuneration and transparency are advocated. A registration process involving generated material was planned for late June, not verified as implemented. On 20 September 2024 ZAiKS published Monika Lubańska’s account that revised registration rules took effect on 5 June and AI-involving registration and zaiks.online changes had been introduced. This is institutional retrospective reporting, not independently verified rollout or individual registration evidence.

On 6 September 2024 Goethe-Institut Buenos Aires held a hybrid literary-translation/AI panel moderated by Marita Propato with Ezequiel Canle Santamaría and remote speaker Andreas G. Förster. Her retrospective discusses translation copyright, stylistic loss and post-editing burdens while allowing possible supervised uses.

On 6 November 2025 ONDA held an AI/copyright discussion in SILA’s Assia Djebar hall, addressing creative rights and technological adaptation and advocating responsible use and legal updates.

MMCA lists the Cheongju exhibition for 26 April–25 August 2024, with eight artists/teams and 25 works organized around eight AI-related keywords.

SAFREA retrospectively confirms WGSA’s26 October 2024 online AI discussion on writing labor, training and rights, alongside SAFREA’s preliminary position on conditional tool use.

Caballero’s Being Borges combines AI images from Spanish originals, English translations and her poems into text-image collages. Curatorial captions date works including Shang Yang, The Elephant and A Bao A Qu to2023.

SFWJ welcomes non-infringing AI creation while urging user rights checks, provider safeguards and policy protection against unpublished-work training, dumping and worsening contract terms.

Amodei supports military cooperation while refusing to remove restrictions on mass domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weapons.

DefenseScoop reports Cooper describing faster AI information processing and human final strike decisions; DVIDS confirms video metadata.

Access Now publishes a joint call to halt AI supply to military kill chains and demand transparency, explicitly discussing Iran.

Reed, Warner and Coons seek an investigation of AI-assisted intelligence and operations, including reporting about the Minab school strike. March 11 questions on AI use and human verification also backfilled.

The Oversight Board overturns Meta’s decision not to label the synthetic Haifa conflict video as high-risk AI.

INBAL reports that Machine Yearning opened at Museo Tamayo on 9 February 2024, presenting generative-AI art experiments.

On 6 October 2023 AELC announced an AI guide addressing writers’ and translators’ publishing interests. This dates the guide announcement, not later contractual wording on the current page.

On 2 October 2023 NZSA posted the September statement of CLNZ, PANZ and NZSA, advocating training permission, remuneration, transparency, collective licensing and co-regulation.

Article72 records approval of this edition by Ecad’s 600th assembly on 10 December 2025; article67 lists AI-use disclosure among changes, while registration clauses retain optional prompts.

Individual voice litigation; see ruling node.

On 30 September 2026, IMPF and IMPEL proposed principles for generative-AI music licensing. They distinguish payments for past uses, training, generated outputs and future exploitation, and call for rightsholder involvement in scope and valuation. This is an industry negotiating framework, not a concluded collective licence or a statutory tariff.

In case 25-2153, the Third Circuit affirmed the copyright and fair-use ruling concerning 2,243 Westlaw headnotes. The opinion records a filing date of 29 September 2026; the court’s public list records the case on 30 September. The dispute concerns protected summaries used for a competing legal-search system. The ROSS system at issue was not generative AI.

Section 15 of Public Act 26-15 takes effect on 1 October 2026. It imposes provenance duties on covered providers of generative-AI systems with over one million monthly users that are publicly accessible for personal use by Connecticut consumers. It concerns generated or materially altered audio, images and video, subject to commercial and technical reasonableness.

SB 8 / Chapter 445, approved on 12 May 2026, takes effect on 1 October and amends Criminal Law §8-301. It brings specified AI and deepfake conduct within identity-fraud rules. The relevant prohibition requires knowing, wilful conduct and fraudulent intent, addressing harmful impersonation and specified false-record practices rather than generally banning AI art or stylistic imitation.

ArtStation

ArtStation

ArtStation

Cloudflare

Cloudflare

ITmedia

Initiative Urheberrecht

Authors Guild

SAG-AFTRA

APRA AMCOS

Câmara dos Deputados

Is This What We Want?

NAFCA

Christie’s

Artist signatories of the open letter

Beijing High People’s Court, Jingfa Wangshi; supplied by Beijing Internet Court and published through The Paper’s government channel

Equity

ACTRA

SGDL / SNAC / SNE

SAMRO

SAG-AFTRA

Authors Guild

WGA

WGA

SAND Lab, University of Chicago

MPA

MPA

MPA

TikTok / ByteDance

Variety Australia

Variety Australia

TheWrap

MPA

MPA

MPA

Authors Guild

Writers’ Guild of Ireland

SAG-AFTRA

SAG-AFTRA

SAG-AFTRA

Jiemian News, republished by Sina Finance

Getty Images

WGA

Plaintiffs, provided through RIAA

Plaintiffs, provided through RIAA

Warner Music Group

Universal Music Group

Warner Music Group

Artist Rights Alliance

Campaign project website

The Indian Express

Volunteer voice actors’ group

ITmedia

News1

Plaintiffs; copy provided by ClassAction.org

Shawn Shan and others / arXiv

Artnet News

NPR, republished by WFSU

La Jornada

El Financiero

TV Cultura

Dublagem Viva

Boris Eldagsen

CELSYS

CELSYS

Procreate

GIGAZINE

Wizards of the Coast / D&D Beyond

Game Developer

Chaosium

Chaosium

PC Gamer

Cara

Cara

Cara

Spawning

Spawning

PC Gamer

Bombay High Court / Republication by Indian Kanoon

Delhi High Court / Republication by Indian Kanoon

Al Masry Al Youm

Cumhuriyet / ANKA

Birsen Altuntaş

Bollywood Hungama / Subhash K. Jha

Bollywood Hungama

South African Guild of Actors

Diario Oficial de la Federación / Secretaría de Gobernación

SFWA

SAG-AFTRA

Ed Newton-Rex

Statement on AI training

DACS

Kementerian Ekraf / Badan Ekraf RI

Warta Ekonomi

ANMTV / Albert Cardozo

Literary Hub / Drew Broussard

Society of Authors

AAPV / PASAVE

Sài Gòn Giải Phóng / Ca Dao

Comic-Con

Graphic Policy

WIRED / Will Knight

OpenAI

SAG-AFTRA

Bleeding Cool / Rich Johnston

MobileSyrup / Bradly Shankar

PetaPixel / Matt Growcoot

TorrentFreak / Andy Maxwell

Concept Art Association

Artnet News / Vittoria Benzine