The era of artificial intelligence or AI has barged into our creative domain like an uninvited guest at a tea party. Suddenly, we have AI mimicking Drake and The Weeknd's vocal styles in a hit song, and even the mellifluous Stephen Fry found himself cloned by AI without his consent.

Explained | Are our copyright laws ready for the AI invasion?

France on Tuesday fined Google $593 million for failing to negotiate with news publishers over their content under EU copyright rules. The US tech giant however asserted that it had acted in "good faith throughout the entire process".

France fines Google $593 million over news copyright row

Google`s YouTube and other online platforms are not liable when users upload illegal copyrighted works onto their platforms but rightholders can ask for injunctions against the companies, a European Union Court of Justice adviser said on Thursday.

YouTube not liable for illegal copyrighted works on its platform, EU court adviser says

European parliament approves changes to controversial copyright law

The European Union reached a provisional deal Wednesday to overhaul the bloc's online copyright law, a top official said, after a tense battle that has pitted media firms against internet giants like Google.

After battle with Google, European Union reaches provisional deal on online copyright law

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