Getty Images Faces Partial Setback in AI Lawsuit Against Stability AI
Getty Images largely lost its lawsuit against Stability AI in London's High Court, focusing on the company's use of Getty's images to 'train' its Stable Diffusion model. The ruling partially favored Getty on trademark issues but was limited in scope, dismissing the secondary copyright infringement claim.
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Getty Images faced a significant setback in its lawsuit against Stability AI regarding the unauthorized use of its images. The case, heard at London's High Court, centered on allegations that Stability AI's image-generating system, Stable Diffusion, improperly utilized Getty's extensive library of images.
The court proceedings examined claims of trademark infringement and secondary copyright infringements. While Judge Joanna Smith ruled partially in Getty's favor on the trademark issue, her decision was notably limited, specifying that Getty's success was historic yet did not fully validate their claims.
The secondary copyright infringement allegations were dismissed entirely, highlighting the complex legal landscape surrounding AI-generated content and copyright laws. This case could set precedents for future legal battles between traditional media enterprises and AI technology companies.
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