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ROSS Intelligence's reply brief is filed. Oral argument is next. 20 highlights:
1/20: “West's answering brief is a hallucination.”
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RT @andrewarruda: Thomson Reuters is building this own AI model, “Thomson” but here's the catch: All AI models are trained on vast troves o…
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“Although this case may have differences from generative AI cases, we think this decision [TR v. ROSS] provides a useful framework for how to think about whether a company’s training of its AI is permitted under the fair use doctrine.” - Dale Cendali, @Kirkland_Ellis
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“We think this decision provides a useful framework for how to think about whether a company’s training of its AI is permitted under the fair use doctrine.” - Dale Cendali, Kirkland & Ellis
🔗kirkland.com/-/media/news/p…
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OpenRouter data: lower-cost Chinese AI models by groups such as DeepSeek and MiniMax have surpassed US rivals in token consumption since last month (@zijing_wu / Financial Times)
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OpenRouter data: lower-cost Chinese AI models by groups such as DeepSeek and MiniMax have surpassed US rivals in token consumption since last month (@zijing_wu / Financial Times) ft.com/content/256787… #a260325p46" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">techmeme.com/260325/p46#a26…
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The founders of startup Manus have been barred from leaving China and are facing a criminal investigation, simply because they sold their Singapore-based company to Meta. You are no free as long as in China. Your knowledge, work, even your life belong to the Communist Party.
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Thomson Reuters is building "Thomson" on Meta open models despite Kadrey v. Meta's revelations on how Meta's models are trained.
TR is now commercially benefiting from weights trained on pirated materials.
Is this a tacit agreement that fair use applies to training AI models?
gooby@gooby_esq
Thomson on the way! artificiallawyer.com/2026/03/24/tho…
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ladies and gentlemen... China:
Amir Efrati@amir
new: DeepSeek's owner asked R&D staff to hand in passports so they can't travel abroad. Ladies & gentlemen... China:
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and how are china's open-source AI trained?
here's what deepseek said, on the record:
“we collected source code and compiled PDFs from 1.4 million arXiv articles ... we cleaned 860K English and 180K Chinese e-books from anna’s archive (anna’s archive, 2024)”
U.S.-China Commission@USCC_GOV
💡The dominance of China's open-source AI is creating a "self-reinforcing competitive advantage", allowing it to challenge U.S. rivals despite restricted access to advanced AI chips, a U.S. congressional advisory body said. - @lauriechenwords, @Reuters reuters.com/business/autos…
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you need non-generative AI for humanoid robots to get trained and function. you also need a ton of data to train them well, so, fair use
Rapid Response 47@RapidResponse47
.@FLOTUS arrives at her Fostering the Future Together summit on AI education, joined by @Figure_robot 03, an American-built humanoid robot
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especially considering ...
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Select Committee on China@ChinaSelect
The CCP’s response to the @ManusAI deal sends a clear message: there is no such thing as a truly “private” tech company in China. Even when firms seek to globalize or exit the Chinese market, the CCP retains leverage, through regulatory review, ownership structures, and direct intervention. As AI becomes a foundational technology, the United States must approach systems originating in China with clear-eyed scrutiny. wsj.com/tech/leaders-o…
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great to see everyone, especially in government and academia, getting up to speed about this and its implications
andrew arruda@andrewarruda
Code red: Why China’s #AI push is worrying - State-controlled corps are developing AI economist.com/news/leaders/2…
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“He used the case [Thomson Reuters v. ROSS Intelligence] to illustrate that courts are only beginning to sort out the legal consequences of AI training” via @ipwatchdog
🔗ipwatchdog.com/2026/03/23/ipw…
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the book i co-wrote in 2018, “AI in application: an in-depth examination from the legal profession” is going for $139.18 on amazon right now. glad i still have a few copies kicking around
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Succinct. Sage. And soooo right:
andrew arruda@andrewarruda
if learning from existing media makes AI outputs illegitimate, then learning from existing media is illegitimate. copyright doesn’t ban learning from works, it bans reproducing them. our neurons make brain copies. the real issue is whether outputs reproduce protected expression.
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george lucas on learning from earlier media to make star wars in a rolling stone interview from 1977:
andrew arruda@andrewarruda
george lucas has said the star wars cantina bar is modeled on rick’s café in casablanca. does 20th century fox owe warner bros money for lucas’ learning/inspiration? of course not. all creative works, like star wars, is a pastiche. the creative act is predicated on past learning.
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