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Getty Images and Stability AI face off in British copyright trial that will test AI industry

  • Getty Images sued Stability AI at London's High Court on June 9, 2025, over alleged unauthorized use of millions of images to train AI models.
  • Getty alleges that Stability AI scraped images without consent for its Stable Diffusion system, prompting a complex legal battle over copyright infringement.
  • Getty's lawyer emphasized the case enforces intellectual property rights without opposing AI development, while Stability AI claims the lawsuit threatens its business and innovation.
  • The High Court described the case as highly complex, with experts noting it will set key legal precedents affecting AI, copyright laws, and market practices in the UK.
  • The trial, anticipated to wrap up by the end of June, may shape future legal protections surrounding AI copyright and establish clear limits on permissible training techniques for AI systems.
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Getty Images faces Stability AI, a company of artificial intelligence (AI), in a London court, as part of the first major copyright infringement lawsuit in the general AI sector.

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