Generated image, video, audio and ad copy. Rights to training material, disclosure of AI-made creative.
ATM Grupa is making two 60-episode short drama series entirely with generative AI. A global agent will license them to platforms from the first quarter of 2027.
USA Today Co. and 19 of its newspapers sued OpenAI in Manhattan, saying GPT models were trained on their articles and ChatGPT summaries replace clicks.
Google, OpenAI, Meta and TikTok mark AI content in different ways, and their checkers do not read each other's marks. Under the AI Act, the label on an ad is the advertiser's job.
Google has opened SynthID Detector to the public. The free website checks images, video and audio for the hidden SynthID watermark used by Google, OpenAI, Nvidia and Kakao.
The purchase closed on 23 September 2026. Adobe is folding the Topaz Labs upscaling models into Firefly and Photoshop.
Meta's Oversight Board overturned two decisions on 17 September and told the company to remove AI-made videos of a Scottish councillor and a Muslim campaigner.
Documents unsealed on 17 September in the New York Times copyright case against OpenAI and Microsoft quote staff at both firms on the risk to news publishers.
Heidi Klum meets a version of herself from the 1990s in a new s.Oliver film that went live on 10 September. The younger Klum was made with artificial intelligence.
AlterCast, a Polish startup, has opened a marketplace where people license their face for advertising made with artificial intelligence.
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