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​@massimilianodelrosso5495And yet there are countless thefts with just humans doing the theft and spoiler they arent AI made. Music 1. Marvin Gaye Estate v. Robin Thicke & Pharrell Williams (2015) “Blurred Lines” was found to infringe on “Got to Give It Up.” Result: $5.3 million judgment. 2. Queen & David Bowie v. Vanilla Ice (1990) “Ice Ice Baby” used “Under Pressure” without permission. Result: Settled out of court. 3. Tom Petty v. Sam Smith (2015) “Stay With Me” resembled “I Won’t Back Down.” Result: Settlement and songwriting credit. 4. Spirit v. Led Zeppelin (2016–2020) “Stairway to Heaven” allegedly copied “Taurus.” Result: Zeppelin ultimately won after appeal. 5. The Verve v. Rolling Stones’ Manager (1997) “Bittersweet Symphony” sampled an orchestral version of a Stones song. Result: Royalties forfeited (later returned decades later by the Stones). --- 🎬 Film & TV 6. Art Buchwald v. Paramount Pictures (1990) Buchwald’s story idea allegedly used in Coming to America. Result: Buchwald won; settled for $900K. 7. Victor Whitmill v. Warner Bros. (2011) Tyson tattoo artist sued over its use in The Hangover Part II. Result: Settled out of court. 8. Harlan Ellison v. James Cameron (1984) The Terminator allegedly drew from Ellison’s The Outer Limits episodes. Result: Settled; Ellison credited in some releases. --- 🎨 Visual Art 9. Rogers v. Koons (1992) Jeff Koons copied a photo into a sculpture without permission. Result: Koons lost. 10. Shepard Fairey v. Associated Press (2009) Fairey used AP’s photo for Obama “Hope” poster. Result: Settled, both shared rights. --- 💻 Software & Tech 11. Oracle v. Google (2010–2021) Dispute over use of Java APIs in Android. Result: Supreme Court ruled Google’s use was fair use. 12. Apple v. Microsoft (1994) Apple claimed Microsoft Windows copied Mac interface. Result: Microsoft won. --- 📚 Books & Literature 13. J.K. Rowling & Warner Bros. v. RDR Books (2008) Fan tried to publish a Harry Potter lexicon. Result: Court ruled it was infringing; limited publication allowed. 14. Harper Lee v. Author of "The Wind Done Gone" (2001) Gone with the Wind parody case. Result: Ruled as fair use parody.