Serious presentation. Deeply questionable conclusions.
In a rebuttal to the US Trade Representative's notorious markets review, Meta described an AI tool that predicts unauthorised broadcasts and takes them down in real time. It published no figures.
MBIE offered the National Business Review $68,481.45 for 1,371 shared articles. An Official Information Act response put the count at 8,221 unlicensed recipient-months, which at the same rate is $410,638.95.
A peer-reviewed study of Z-Library credits the news site TorrentFreak with an article it never published. The authors disclose that they used AI tools.
An internet infrastructure coalition has published a report arguing against making neutral services enforce copyright. One of the bills it examines sets a user threshold.
A Paris court set a penalty of 1,000 euros a day after the Swiss resolver blocked none of the domains in a beIN Sports order. It leaves the country on 24 November.
The International Maritime Bureau logged 51 incidents in the first nine months of 2026, against 116 a year earlier. The Singapore Strait fell from 73 to 13.
Meta told a publisher it could not identify anyone who formally approved acquiring the shadow library datasets, describing the decisions as team consensus. The judge has ordered it to name everyone in the team.