Summary
An artist named Kimberly Marasco is suing Taylor Swift, claiming Swift copied her poetry in song lyrics. Marasco used artificial intelligence to support her claims, but Swift's lawyers argue that this use of AI lacks proper authority. The court has not yet decided on the case.
Key Facts
- Kimberly Marasco, an artist from Florida, claims Taylor Swift copied her poetry in song lyrics and visuals.
- Marasco used AI to analyze similarities between her work and Swift’s lyrics.
- Swift's lawyers argue that Marasco is not authorized to use AI to support her claims.
- Marasco says the AI analysis is just an illustration, not an expert opinion.
- Marasco previously sued Swift, but that case was dismissed due to filing issues.
- Swift's attorneys have called Marasco’s claims unfounded and are seeking to have the case dismissed.
- Marasco used AI platforms like ChatGPT, Grok, and Perplexity for her analysis.
- The court has not yet ruled on Marasco’s request for a preliminary injunction or the motion to dismiss the lawsuit.
