AI Scrapers Are DDoSing Self-Hosted GitLab Servers
AI training crawlers from Anthropic, Google, and OVHcloud knocked a French national research institute's GitLab server offline for hours - nobody at CNRS's Institute of Complex Systems could work.
Articles Tagged "Copyright"
ByteDance Halts Seedance 2.0 Over Hollywood IP Fight
ByteDance suspended the global launch of its AI video model Seedance 2.0 after Disney, Paramount Skydance, and other studios sent cease-and-desist letters alleging copyright infringement.
Meta Signs $150M Deal to License News Corp Content for AI
Meta will pay News Corp up to $50 million per year for three years to license Wall Street Journal and other content for Meta AI training and chatbot responses.
Ask Claude Sonnet 4.6 What Model It Is in Chinese - It Says DeepSeek
Claude Sonnet 4.6 identifies itself as DeepSeek when prompted in Chinese, just one day after Anthropic accused DeepSeek of industrial-scale distillation attacks. The cause is training data contamination, not an identity crisis - but the timing is spectacular.
They Trained on Everything: How AI Labs Consumed the World's Books and Why They're Coming for the Rest
From pirated libraries to destroyed books to ancient manuscripts, AI companies have consumed millions of copyrighted works and are now approaching the limits of available human text. Here is what they used, what they stole, and what they are looking for next.
Researchers Extracted 95.8% of Harry Potter From Claude, Word for Word - and It Only Cost $55
Stanford researchers proved that Claude, Gemini, Grok and GPT-4.1 can reproduce entire copyrighted novels from memory. Some models didn't even need jailbreaking.
ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 Is the Best AI Video Generator You Might Not Get to Use
ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 introduces a dual-branch transformer for simultaneous audio-video generation at 2K resolution, but cease-and-desists from Disney, Paramount, and Warner Bros. threaten its global rollout.
