Hollywood’s biggest players are backing New York Times’ massive copyright lawsuit against OpenAI
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On Friday night, WME filed an amicus brief in the legal case that could have far-reaching implications for how Hollywood manages its IP in the AI era. WME’s filing followed similar briefs filed by CAA, the Cate Blanchett -backed Human Consent Fund and unions SAG-AFTRA and the WGA. As Page Six Hollywood has previously reported, Ari Emanuel has no love lost for OpenAI chief exec Sam Altman. OpenAI believed that Elon Musk — whose lawsuit earlier this year against Altman and OpenAI was unsuccessful — was conniving with a group of Silicon Valley titans to hobble the AI giant. Emanuel, a longtime Musk friend, appeared in court to support Musk during the trial.
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