The high court allowed a music producer to claim payment for over a decade of unlicensed use of his work.
DeviantArt and Midjourney denied copyright claims from artists who say they their work was used to train Stable Diffusion, an AI model that generates images from text prompts.
A federal judge extended the stalemate in a fight over over fate of New York artist’s work at an art center in Des Moines by blocking demolition of an outdoor art installment.
At the Ho'omau Hawaii Market in downtown Honolulu, Native Hawaiians showcase their arts and crafts with the goal of keeping the islands’ traditional culture alive.
The European Court of Human Rights said Italy demonstrated "Victorious Youth" had been part of the country's cultural heritage, rejecting the Getty Museum's assertion of rightful ownership.
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More than 4,200 works in school and public libraries were targeted in 2023, a jump from the old record of nearly 2,600 books in 2022.
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The bill passed its first hurdle Wednesday and now advances to the Assembly Judiciary Committee.
A federal judge said the Des Moines Art Center must hold off on destroying an installation it says is a danger to the public.
