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UK and EU TMT highlights: AI disputes and standards, Online Safety Act rollout, Ofcom age checks, DSA researcher access, cryptoasset reporting, media IP and ASA rulings - 3 July 2025

Published on: 03 July 2025

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Getty Images drops Stability AI copyright infringement claims from UK trial

MLex reports that on 25 June 2025 Getty Images abandoned its direct copyright infringement claims against image generator Stability AI during the first day of closing submissions in a landmark three‑week High Court hearing in London. It is still pursuing allegations of trade mark infringement, passing off, secondary copyright infringement and issues around licensing, yet the move is a setback for the UK’s creative sector, which had sought clear precedent to provide broad copyright protection in the UK against AI models’ web scraping. See: Getty Images drops Stability AI copyright infringement claims from UK trial.

IAB Tech Lab proposes framework for AI content usage compensation and brand controls

On 4 June 2025, the IAB Technology Laboratory (IAB Tech Lab) unveiled a new Large Language Model Content Ingest API Initiative...

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