Disney and Universal Sue Midjournyy, claim to violate copyright -related rights

Disney and UNIVERSAL sued the Tile Ai Midjournyy podium for training and editing art forms and editing their content without permission.

Disney and Universal filed a lawsuit on Wednesday claiming that Midjourney ignored their previous requests Stop violating their intellectual property rightsAccording to the Wall Street Journal. The lawsuit, which was filed in the California Central Province Court, includes dozens of examples of Midjourney images that depict the personalities protected figures in the studio, such as Homer Simpson and Darath Vider.

Studios seek cash compensation, trial of jury, and Midjourney’s order prohibits more copyright violations. Midjournyy did not immediately respond to the TECHCRUNCH request for comment.

Technology companies, including Openai, have prompted legal coverage of training on the public, including copyright -protected work, without the need to demand or compensate creators. As the Wall Street Journal notes, some film and television studios have tried artificial intelligence technology, but in a relatively limited way.