A living map of the market forming around permissioned content for AI: the licensing deals (by content type, viewable from the supply or demand side and tagged for training, retrieval/grounding, or output/generation), the intermediary layer, the rights and access tech, the global litigation, and the policy backdrop. Mapped by Bria, whose visual generative AI is built on 100% licensed content.
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Built for the teams navigating the licensing economy for AI - product and data teams, licensing and business development, rights holders, and legal and policy.
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Global AI copyright and IP litigation, curated to the legally distinct landmark matters and verified against 2025-2026 rulings.
About the data & methodology
The full docket is much larger (150+ worldwide). This tracker curates the legally distinct, landmark matters across every content type, major defendant, and every major jurisdiction - US plus the EU (CJEU), Germany, UK, France, Denmark, Czechia, India, China, Canada, Japan and Brazil. It collapses duplicative filings: the In re OpenAI MDL bundles 16+ separate dockets (shown via lead cases like NYT and Authors Guild); one author's parallel suits vs. Anthropic, Meta and OpenAI become one card; companion filings are represented once. Lawsuit entries describe allegations and evolving proceedings, not findings of fact.
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Statutes, regulations and codes shaping how content can be used by AI. Not companies - the legal and policy backdrop the market operates within.