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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.
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 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.
