Ross Intelligence
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- 2026-10-07 regulatory A US appeals court upheld a ruling that AI legal research company Ross Intelligence had broken copyright law by training its legal search engine on proprietary data. source
- 2026-10-06 regulatory The Third Circuit rejected an AI company's fair use defense, ruling that training AI on copyrighted material constitutes infringement. source
- 2026-09-29 regulatory The Third Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the rejection of Ross Intelligence's fair use defense in an AI training data case. source
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AI legal research firm Ross Intelligence found to have violated copyright law
A US appeals court has affirmed a previous ruling that AI legal research firm Ross Intelligence violated copyright law. The court found that Ross Intelligence unlawfully used proprietary data harvested by its bots to tr…
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AI company loses fair use defense in copyright infringement case
The Third Circuit has ruled against an AI company's fair use defense, determining that training an AI on a competitor's copyrighted material constitutes copyright infringement. This decision stems from a lawsuit filed b…
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Court unseals ruling in Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence AI case
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals has unsealed a ruling concerning the Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence AI case. The case involves interpretations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regarding the "being r…
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Third Circuit rejects Ross Intelligence's fair use defense in AI training case
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a lower court's decision, rejecting Ross Intelligence's fair use defense. This ruling pertains to the use of AI training data, specifically in the context of the "ChatGPTIsE…
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Judge rules AI training on copyrighted books lawful despite piracy settlement
A recent court ruling has determined that training AI models on copyrighted material is lawful, even if the data was acquired through piracy. Judge William Alsup ordered Anthropic to pay a $1.5 billion settlement for il…