Midjourney is asking a U.S. federal court to require Disney, Universal and Warner Bros. to disclose information about how they use artificial intelligence as part of a copyright dispute. The studios sued Midjourney last year, alleging that the AI image generator enables large-scale infringement of copyrighted characters. Midjourney denies the claims and argues that its use falls under “fair use.” According to multiple outlets, Midjourney’s latest move is aimed at obtaining internal records or details regarding the studios’ own AI practices, framing the request as a way to respond to allegations made in the litigation. Several reports say a judge has allowed Midjourney to pursue information from the studios, with the company seeking to “turn the tables” by forcing disclosure of how the studios train, deploy or otherwise use AI in relation to their copyrighted works. The dispute centers on whether the AI generator’s outputs and underlying processes constitute copyright infringement, and the requested disclosures are intended to support Midjourney’s defenses while the case proceeds.