Risk Score Breakdown
Legal Risk
Court cases & lawsuits
43/100
Safety Risk
Incidents & harm events
0/100
Privacy Risk
Breaches & GDPR actions
0/100
Regulatory Risk
FTC, EU enforcement
0/100
Security Risk
CVEs & vulnerabilities
0/100
Incident Timeline
4 total incidents · showing 4 most recent
Sep 2025
Warner Bros. Entertainment and related entities filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Midjourney, Inc. in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California. The case alleges Midjourney’s AI service violated intellectual property rights.
Jun 2025
Major entertainment studios including Warner Bros., Lucasfilm, and DreamWorks Animation sued Midjourney in California federal court, alleging the AI service unlawfully used their copyrighted works. The dispute affects Midjourney and the studios’ intellectual property rights.
Jan 2023
Visual artists Gregory Manchess, Kelly McKernan, Adam Ellis, and Karla Ortiz filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Stability AI Ltd. in the Northern District of California, alleging its AI image model was trained on copyrighted artwork without permission.
Oct 2022
Midjourney, Inc. was named as a party in a trademark infringement lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California (Case 3:22-cv-06499). The case involved Wordle Inc., Fantastic Labs Sp. z o. o., and Nicholas Sheriff and was terminated on September 21, 2023.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Midjourney's AI risk score?
Midjourney has an AI Risk Score of 11/100 (Low Risk). This score is calculated from 4+ documented public incidents across legal, safety, privacy, regulatory, and security categories.
Is Midjourney safe to use?
Midjourney by Midjourney, Inc. has a low risk profile based on public data. Organizations should review the full incident list and conduct their own due diligence. This score does not constitute legal advice.
Does Midjourney have lawsuits?
Yes — our public records show 4 court case(s) for Midjourney, including: Court Case: Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. v. Midjourney, Inc.; Court Case: Disney Enterprises Inc. v. Midjourney Inc.; Court Case: Andersen v. Stability AI Ltd.; Court Case: Midjourney, Inc. v. Fantastic Labs Sp. z o. o..
How is the AI Risk Score calculated?
Scores are weighted across 5 categories: Legal (25%), Safety (25%), Privacy (20%), Regulatory (15%), Security (15%). Each incident is scored by severity and type, then decayed based on age. Active lawsuits and fatal incidents do not decay.
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