AI-Training and German Copyright Law: OpenAI Loses

The Munich District Court I has redefined the boundaries of copyright law in the context of AI training with a landmark judgment (Case No. 42 O 14139/24) dated November 11, 2025. In the case of GEMA v. OpenAI, the court ruled that the memorization of protected works in language models (such as ChatGPT) constitutes copyright [...]

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AI Imitation of (Dubbing) Voices and Personality Rights: What Is Protected under German Law?

Artificial intelligence (AI) now makes it possible to imitate voices in a deceptively realistic way – but anyone who uses the voice of prominent personalities without their consent commits a violation of personality rights under German Law. This was clarified by the Berlin District Court II in a landmark judgment dated August 20, 2025 [...]