When AI creates something using your work—who gets the credit (or the check)?

In this episode of Quick AI with PhiSho, we break down the latest legal and ethical battles over copyright and AI training data. With lawsuits flying and models getting smarter, the tension between innovation and ownership is reaching a boiling point.

🔥 What’s inside:

– 📰 The New York Times vs OpenAI & Microsoft – A federal judge is letting this copyright suit move forward. This one’s a big deal.

– ⚖️ Court Ruling on AI Model Training – A landmark case says training AI on copyrighted work can be infringement.

– 🎨 OpenAI’s image generator drama – GPT-4o can now remix photos and mimic styles—but critics say it’s crossing creative lines.

– ❗ Policy changes at OpenAI – Now generating images of public figures and controversial content “for educational use.” Uh-huh.

💡 As AI gets bolder, we have to ask: Is it creating… or just copying real artists and writers? Let’s get into it.