Lawsuit Challenges Grammarly AI Tool That Mimicked Famous Writers

by Tina | Mar 12, 2026 | Latest News, TRS Blog

Lawsuit Challenges Grammarly AI Tool That Mimicked Famous Writers A new lawsuit is raising questions about how artificial intelligence tools use the identities and writing styles of well-known authors and journalists. Julia Angwin, an investigative journalist, author,...

Court Pushes Back Anthropic Settlement Opt-Out Date, Giving Creators More Time to Decide

by Tina | Jan 9, 2026 | Latest News, TRS Blog

Court Pushes Back Anthropic Settlement Opt-Out Date, Giving Creators More Time to Decide Creators and rightsholders now have a little more breathing room in the high-profile Anthropic lawsuit. U.S. District Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin, who assumed oversight of the...

Amazon Rolls Out AI “Ask This Book” Feature, Raising Fresh Alarms Over Author Rights

by Tina | Dec 19, 2025 | Latest News

Amazon Rolls Out AI “Ask This Book” Feature, Raising Fresh Alarms Over Author Rights Amazon has opened a new and contentious chapter in the ongoing battle over generative AI and intellectual property, this time inside Kindle books themselves. Earlier this week, Amazon...

Amazon Debuts AI-Powered Translation Tool to Expand Global Reach for Indie Authors

by Tina | Nov 10, 2025 | Latest News, TRS Blog

Amazon Debuts AI-Powered Translation Tool to Expand Global Reach for Indie Authors Amazon has taken another bold step into the future of publishing with the launch of Kindle Translation, a new AI-driven translation service for independent authors using Kindle Direct...

Anthropic Settlement Portal Goes Live: Authors Can Now Search and File Claims

by Tina | Oct 3, 2025 | Latest News, TRS Blog

Anthropic Settlement Portal Goes Live: Authors Can Now Search and File Claims The landmark $1.5 billion Anthropic copyright settlement has reached a critical milestone with the launch of its official claims website. Authors whose books may have been pirated to train...