If you've been hoping for clarity from the US Copyright Office on AI training -- whether AI companies can use copyrighted materials under fair use or creators can claim infringement -- prepare to be disappointed.

UK creatives demand more copyright transparency from AI companies.

The Trump administration fired Shira Perlmutter as Register of Copyrights a day after her office's report said that artificial intelligence developers' use of

AI art may be everywhere, but the legality of AI image generators trained on non-licensed data, and of the images generated by them, is still in doubt. Now, in what sounds like a win for artists, a US Copyright Office report has concluded that the fair use defence does not apply to commercial AI training.

The latest vote came shortly after more than 400 artists, creative industries workers and executives called on the UK to mandate transparency in AI training.

The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA), a United Kingdom (UK) not-for-profit, has announced that it is developing a Generative AI (GenAI)