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AI Discovery Battles Heat Up as AI Developer Ordered to Produce Training Data

Debevoise Data Blog

After many rounds of motions to dismiss, intellectual property cases against AI developers are moving into the discovery phase. Just weeks into 2025, we got our first answer, with a court ordering OpenAI to produce a complete training dataset to plaintiffs. What Happened?

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EU Rules Restricting the International Transfers of Non-Personal Data

Inside Privacy

Transfers of Non-Personal Data Outside of the EU The Data Governance Act (which applies as of September 24, 2023), the Data Act (which will apply as of September 12, 2025), and the forthcoming European Health Data Space (which is still in draft form) contain restrictions on the transfer of non-personal data outside the EU.

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Big YouTube Channel Gets TRO Against Being Targeted by DMCA Copyright Takedown Notices–Invisible Narratives v. Next Level Apps

Eric Goldman

Invisible Narratives sought an ex parte TRO to prevent that from happening, which the court grants. The court relies on 512(f) as the basis of the TRO: “Invisible Narratives has presented evidence that Next Level was neither the original creator of Skibidi Toilet nor the lawful copyright owner of Skibidi Toilet characters.

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Lessons Learned from 2024 and the Year Ahead in AI Litigation

Debevoise Data Blog

But this new era of AI has not come without controversy, as authors and rights holders have launched waves of litigation against the companies that trained and released generative AI models, as well as their investors and affiliates, alleging violations of intellectual property rights.

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Top Bluesky Accounts to Follow in the Legal Industry

Clio

Palmer Chief Counsel, Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism and Adjunct Professor Comment on his posts with your two cents on anything from incomprehensible law language to AI ethics in law to the power of youth mentorshipwe bet hell comment back. Engage on topics like legal blogging or networking and follow his starter pack.

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Another N.D. Ill. Judge Balks at SAD Scheme Joinder–Zaful v. Schedule A Defendants

Eric Goldman

Zaful could bring individual lawsuits against each merchant (a point the court makes), or it may be able to use the DMCA notice-and-takedown system to target those photos and avoid court altogether. But hey, why not use the SAD Scheme to save on filing fees if the court will let you get away with it?

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Companies x FTC’s Noncompete Rule

Berkley Technology Law Journal

Tamashiro, LLM 2025 The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has proposed a NonCompete Rule designated to promote competition and employees rights. This rule poses a significant challenge for companies, especially startups, which may need to allocate more resources to protect their intellectual property. By Andreia M.