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Ted Entertainment Inc v. Amazon.com Inc

Ted Entertainment Inc. and other YouTube creators sued Amazon.com Inc., alleging the company scraped millions of their copyrighted videos to train and commercialize text-to-video generative AI products by unlawfully circumventing YouTube's technological protection measures.[2][6] The case is a proposed class action filed April 3, 2026, in the Western District of Washington (case no. 2:26-cv-01134) before Judge Jamal N. Whitehead.[2][6] Similar proposed class actions were filed against OpenAI and Apple in Seattle and California federal courts.[2]

🏛️ WDWA· Case No. 2:26-cv-01134· Filed Apr 3, 2026

Summary

Ted Entertainment Inc. and other YouTube creators sued Amazon.com Inc., alleging the company scraped millions of their copyrighted videos to train and commercialize text-to-video generative AI products by unlawfully circumventing YouTube's technological protection measures.[2][6] The case is a proposed class action filed April 3, 2026, in the Western District of Washington (case no. 2:26-cv-01134) before Judge Jamal N. Whitehead.[2][6] Similar proposed class actions were filed against OpenAI and Apple in Seattle and California federal courts.[2]

Case details

Court
WDWA
Docket number
2:26-cv-01134
Filed
Apr 3, 2026
Status
Active

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