Digital ID: When Will It Become Mandatory in Britain?
From banking to benefits - discover the everyday situations where digital ID will become mandatory across the UK and what it means for your privacy and convenience.
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Lizzo copyright lawsuit over Truth Hurts sample
Pop superstar Lizzo confronts copyright infringement allegations over uncredited sample in her hit song 'Truth Hurts', with actress Sydney Sweeney's social media post adding fuel to the legal fire.
OpenAI Sued Over ChatGPT Training Data
Tech giant OpenAI confronts a major copyright lawsuit alleging ChatGPT was illegally trained on protected material, raising crucial questions about AI development ethics.
Wozniak and Markle join lawsuit against OpenAI over data use
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and Samantha Markle join growing list of celebrities and tech luminaries accusing OpenAI of unlawfully using personal data and copyrighted material to train ChatGPT artificial intelligence systems.
Who Owns Einstein? The Battle for History's Greatest Mind
Delve into the extraordinary courtroom struggle for control of Albert Einstein's image and legacy. Discover how universities, corporations and heirs fought to claim ownership of the 20th century's most iconic face in this gripping intellectual property dr
Netflix sued over CNN footage in music documentary
Netflix faces explosive legal action from Warner Bros. Discovery over alleged unauthorised use of CNN documentary footage in their hit series 'The Greatest Night in Pop', sparking a high-stakes streaming war.
Fire Stick Crackdown: Illegal Streaming Users Targeted
Exclusive investigation reveals how illegal Fire Stick users face serious consequences as authorities launch nationwide crackdown on premium content piracy.
Kenny Loggins bans Trump from using Danger Zone
Music legend Kenny Loggins speaks out against Donald Trump's unauthorised use of his iconic Top Gun anthem 'Danger Zone' at political rallies, revealing his political stance and artistic principles.
Michael Connelly battles AI over Lincoln Lawyer copyright
Crime novelist Michael Connelly takes legal action against AI company Labyrinth after discovering his Lincoln Lawyer series was used to train AI without permission, sparking a major copyright battle in the publishing world.
British architect claims Dubai stole eco-city design
Award-winning British architect Baharash Bagherian claims Dubai authorities appropriated his revolutionary 'Oasis' eco-city concept worth £1.5 billion, raising serious questions about intellectual property rights in international development projects.
New Platform Reveals AI's Copyrighted Art Secrets
A groundbreaking digital tool is exposing precisely how much protected artwork fuels commercial AI systems, raising urgent questions about copyright and creator rights in the artificial intelligence era.
OpenAI splits from Australian Tech Council in copyright clash
In a stunning industry rift, OpenAI has quit Australia's premier tech lobby group over controversial copyright restrictions that could reshape AI development nationwide.
UK Tests Digital ID Scheme with Veteran Card Launch
The UK government is launching a new Veteran Card that will serve as the first major test of its national digital ID system, offering former military personnel streamlined access to services and discounts.
Italian publishers demand EU probe into Google AI Overviews
Leading Italian news organisations call for European Commission investigation into Google's AI Overview feature, alleging copyright infringement and unfair competition that threatens media sustainability.
Fashion giants accused of Superman copyright exploitation
Major UK retailers including Monsoon, River Island and Zara are facing legal scrutiny for allegedly using expired Superman copyrights in their clothing designs without proper attribution.
Kylie Jenner's Fourth Music Copyright Strike Revealed
Kylie Jenner faces her fourth music copyright strike after collaborating with King on new track 'Banging,' raising questions about celebrity music ventures and copyright enforcement.
UK Landline Switch-Off: Digital Deadline for Millions
Millions of UK homes face imminent transition from traditional copper landlines to digital services as the Big Switch Off accelerates across Britain.
India's Digital ID System Divides Nation
India's ambitious Aadhaar digital identity system faces growing scrutiny as millions report exclusion from essential services, creating a deep societal divide about technology's role in governance.
Kylie Jenner's music debut hits fourth copyright strike
Reality star Kylie Jenner faces mounting challenges as her music debut hits another roadblock with a fourth copyright strike, putting her entertainment career aspirations in jeopardy.
Digital ID: Costly 'White Elephant' Warning
Exclusive investigation reveals the UK's proposed digital identity system faces massive cost overruns and serious privacy concerns, with experts warning it could become another taxpayer-funded disaster.
Sam Altman's Controversial AI Copyright Claims Spark Legal Battle
OpenAI's Sam Altman makes controversial copyright claims about Sora 2 video generator, sparking legal debate and artist backlash over AI's creative boundaries.
Labour plans digital ID cards to transform UK identity verification
The Labour Party unveils ambitious plans for digital identity cards, promising to streamline services while raising privacy concerns. Yvette Cooper leads the charge on modernising UK security.
Drake wins lawsuit against Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us
Canadian rapper Drake secures legal victory as copyright infringement case against Kendrick Lamar's diss track 'Not Like Us' gets thrown out by US judge in landmark ruling.
Drake sued over Kendrick Lamar diss track sampling
Universal Music Publishing Group files copyright infringement lawsuit against Drake, alleging unauthorised sampling in his Kendrick Lamar diss track 'Not Like Us'.
Britney Spears files lawsuit against Sony Music
Pop icon Britney Spears takes legal action against Sony Music Entertainment for allegedly using her vocals in new tracks without permission, following similar claims about AI-generated music.
Starmer backs voluntary digital ID cards for Britain
Labour leader Keir Starmer announces plans for voluntary digital identity cards, promising to modernise Britain's infrastructure while protecting civil liberties. Discover how this tech-forward approach could transform daily transactions.
Starmer's Digital ID Cards: Cradle-to-Grave Tracking Plan
Exclusive investigation uncovers Labour's sweeping digital identity scheme that would track Britons from cradle to grave, raising serious civil liberties concerns.
Starmer unveils voluntary digital ID card plan
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer unveils plans for a voluntary digital ID system to combat illegal migration and streamline public services - but could it become mandatory?
Paddington Bear takes legal action against Spitting Image
The beloved marmalade-loving bear is embroiled in a legal dispute with the satirical show over alleged copyright infringement in their controversial portrayal.
Paddington producers sue over explicit parody podcast
The beloved creators of Paddington Bear take legal action against controversial 'Paddington Too' podcast featuring explicit content and royal appearances
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