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micro1 Says It Will Spend $1bn on Company Data to Train AI Agents
micro1 says it will spend $1bn in 12 months licensing company data to train AI agents, with Citi and Hercules Capital money and payouts from $100k.
USA Today and 13 Affiliates Sue OpenAI; Case Now Stayed in the MDL
On 8 October 2026, USA Today Co. and 13 affiliated companies, covering 19 publications, filed a copyright lawsuit against seven OpenAI entities in federal court in New York, seeking "damages in excess of $250 million". The filing is confirmed; everything in it is the publishers' allegation. Here is what they claim, and what happens to such cases procedurally.
China’s Supreme People’s Court Sets 24 Rules for Hearing AI Disputes
On 7 September 2026 China's Supreme People's Court published Opinions on hearing AI-related disputes: 24 articles covering fault-based liability, notice-and-takedown, training-data evidence, open-source safe harbour and AI-generated court filings. These are court guidance applying existing statutes — China has no dedicated AI law yet.
Not Fair Use: What the Third Circuit Just Said About Training AI on Westlaw Headnotes
The Third Circuit affirmed that 2,243 Westlaw headnotes are copyrightable and that ROSS's use of them to train a non-generative legal search tool was not fair use. Law firm Ballard Spahr calls it the first appellate AI fair-use ruling — with a big caveat for generative AI.
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