Pictoright v Meta Platforms
AI-generated text. This page was generated using artificial intelligence.
Pictoright v. Meta Platforms is Dutch platform-copyright litigation over licensing and remuneration for images used on Meta’s services.[1][2]
Claims and procedural history
Pictoright reports that the court held Meta owes appropriate remuneration for represented image-makers’ works from June 2021 and appointed independent experts to advise on valuation methodology.[1][2]
The September 2025 interim decision enables the expert investigation to proceed. The reviewed statements concern platform licensing and compensation; they do not establish an AI-training infringement ruling.[1][2]