Anthropic case approved
The world’s largest copyright claim has been approved.
The world’s largest copyright claim has been approved.
A report launched today lays bare the challenges facing creators of comics, revealing a landscape of financial instability and chronic overwork even as the sector itself enjoys increasing commercial success.
For the first time, the High Court has made a declaration that legal proceedings amounted to strategic litigation against public participation (SLAPP) under section 195 of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023.
The Society of Authors welcomes a “hard-won moment for authors and creators”, as the government confirmed it is moving away from a proposed copyright exception for AI training.
The proposals prioritise a licensing‑first model for AI training, backed by a clear Government statement and stronger transparency requirements.
Updates and information for our members on the Anthropic case.
The SoA responds to the Government’s interim statement on artificial intelligence and copyright.
This Halloween we are standing up for ghostwriters of celebrity-authored children’s fiction – calling for them to be more visible in the world of publishing.
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British Educational Suppliers Association, Publishers Association and the Society of Authors statement
The rise of AI has ushered in a whole new level of scams, about which we are receiving many enquiries.
Update on the US class action