US firm Getty Images has threatened to sue a tech company it accuses of illegally copying millions of photos for use in an artificial intelligence (AI) art tool.

Getty Images claims Stability AI copied millions of copyright-protected images to train its text-to-image generator, Stable Diffusion.

Getty Images has banned the upload and sale of illustrations generated using AI art tools like DALL-E, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion. It’s the latest and largest user-generated content ...

Getty Images, one of the largest suppliers of stock images, editorial photos, videos and music, today announced the launch of a generative AI art tool that it claims is “commercially safer ...

The financial sector knows it has to catch up. The Financial Conduct Authority is changing the rules to allow more firms to ...

London-based Stability AI allegedly used more than 12m photos from Getty Images without permission for its AI image generation tool, Stable Diffusion. Getty Images is ramping up its fight against ...

Many AI systems require huge training datasets in order to achieve their impressive feats. This applies whether or not you’re talking about an AI that works with images, natural language, or … ...

Getty Images CEO Craig Peters. Credit: Michael M. Santiago / Staff / Getty Images. AI art generators work by scraping databases of real imagery to produce an original photo that matches users ...

Getty Images is suing Stability AI, creators of generative AI art model Stable Diffusion. The stock photo company claims Stability AI ‘unlawfully’ scraped millions of images from its site.

Stability AI has failed in a bid to have certain claims that it infringed the intellectual property (IP) rights of Getty Images thrown out before the case goes to trial in the UK. Earlier this year, ...

Legal action being taken by Getty Images should spur businesses intending to use others’ data to train artificial intelligence (AI) systems to first conduct robust due diligence to establish whether ...