Carreyrou
Carreyrou is named in 3 U.S. federal IP lawsuits · 2 active.
Coverage vs. reality
Across the cases naming Carreyrou that IP Feed tracks, press coverage leans plaintiff-favorable in 0 and defendant-favorable in 1.
How outlets cover Carreyrou
All outlets →- news.bloombergtax.com6 articles0P6D0Nleans defendant
- Publishers Weekly6 articles0P0D6N
- Bloomberg Law News5 articles0P3D2Nleans defendant
- Law3605 articles0P3D2Nleans defendant
- Reuters4 articles0P0D4N
- Modern Diplomacy2 articles2P0D0N
- PYMNTS.com2 articles0P0D2N
- Republic World2 articles0P0D2N
- Storyboard182 articles0P0D2N
- Techloy2 articles2P0D0N
- The Register2 articles0P0D2N
- The Tech Buzz2 articles2P0D0N
Coverage stance is auto-classified per article; “plaintiff” = favors the party bringing the suit, “defendant” = favors the accused. Verify against the original reporting before relying on it.
From the blog on Carreyrou
- ActiveCopyrightS.D.N.Y.· 1:26-cv-036252026-10-07Carreyrou v. OpenAI, Inc.
John Carreyrou sues OpenAI for copyright infringement over training data used in AI models.
- ActiveCopyrightN.D. Cal.· 3:25-cv-108972026-10-01Carreyrou v. Anthropic PBC
Journalists and authors including John Carreyrou are suing AI companies including Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Meta, and others for copyright infringement, alleging their published works were used to train large language models without permission or compensation. The case targets the unauthorized use of copyrighted articles, books, and journalism to build commercial AI systems.
- ClosedCopyrightN.D. Cal.· 5:26-cv-027302026-04-21Carreyrou v. OpenAI, Inc.
Journalist John Carreyrou sues OpenAI for copyright infringement over alleged unauthorized use of his published works.