With the very non-digital backdrop of the San Jose federal courthouse, one of the most oddly convoluted and potentially significant fights over who really owns what in the A.I. era is approaching a TKO. It’s a fight full of slop, trademark and copyright claims, Italian Brainrot memes, licensing jousts, and a certain Tung Tung Sahur, with guest appearances by Roblox and Fortnite.
A September 23 hearing before Judge Noël Wise will see initial plaintiffs Spyder Games and Speedy Simulator Gaming, as well as defendants and now counterclaimant Mementum Lab, argue the actions filed by the other side should be tossed out.
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