The Johns Hopkins University Press plans to license its books for use in AI model training, aiming to boost visibility and ...

A rep from Marvel Studios tells Deadline that AI wasn't used. There was speculation online that the comic book powerhouse used AI to make the poster given that two women had the same face and some ...

Authors are appealing for help from Congress and the courts after Meta and Anthropic used millions of books to create AI ...

In this case, however, it seems there is no AI controversy to be found in Marvel’s early “Fantastic Four” posters. “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” is set to hit theaters on July 25.

Marvel Studios is facing backlash over allegations that one of the posters for The Fantastic Four: First Steps features AI-generated artwork. The studio has denied those claims. This controversy ...

Anthropic scanned and discarded millions of books to train its Claude AI assistant. It also used pirated content. Legal rulings are both a win and a warning.

But if you're not intimately familiar with the AI industry and copyright, you might wonder: Why would a company spend millions of dollars on books to destroy them? Behind these odd legal maneuvers ...

AI will usher in a new era of dynamic, interactive books that adapt to readers’ choices. Imagine novels where plot trajectories change based on reader decisions or history books with interactive ...

A book collection steeped in 19th century thought could also be “immensely critical” for the tech industry’s efforts to build AI agents that can plan and reason as well as humans, Leppert said.

On Oct. 16, Erivo took to her Instagram Story to criticize a fan-edited version of the Wicked poster that was reportedly generated using artificial intelligence (AI).

AI is being trained on stolen books. Here's what a bestselling Kansas author has to say about it By Steve Kraske, Claudia Brancart Published May 25, 2025 at 4:00 AM CDT ...

AI chatbots need more books to learn from. These libraries are opening their stacks Most AI researchers didn’t think much about the provenance of the passages of text they pulled from Wikipedia ...