midjourney litigation

Hollywood's AI Glass House: When Plaintiffs Can't Hide Their Own Tech Midjourney just pulled off something we haven't seen much in tech litigation: a legal move that could actually shift the entire framing of AI copyright disputes. Per TechCrunch, the company is asking the court to compel Disney, Warner Bros., and Universal to disclose how they themselves use AI. It's a discovery gambit that exposes something uncomfortable: the studios suing an AI image generator while quietly deploying their own AI tools internally. This isn't just procedural theater. If these studios have been using generative AI—training models, automating workflows, generating assets—then…