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    OverDrive Sues OpenAI Over Sora App

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    Spotify Adds Audiobooks in Four More Countries

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  • Copyright

    Anthropic Judge Slams Efforts to Have Authors Opt Out of Settlement

    An attempt by a law firm to convince authors to opt out of the $1.5 billion class action settlement reached with Anthropic met with fierce resistance by presiding judge William Alsup in a November 13 hearing.

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    New Report Examines Writers’ Attitudes toward AI

    A study commissioned by the Gotham Ghostwriters and Bernoff.com found that while 61% of professional writers are embracing AI tools, authors, specifically fiction authors, are much more wary.

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    Authors’ Class Action Lawsuit Against OpenAI Moves Ahead

    A New York judge dismissed an attempt by OpenAI to throw out a class action lawsuit that consolidates suits from a number of authors charging the company with copyright infringement.

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    AI Translation Race Accelerates

    Two startups, GlobeScribe and Ailaysa, target backlist, “low-resource” languages, and the 98% of all books never translated.

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