This summer, artificial intelligence (“AI”) developers notched their first major fair use victory when U.S. District Judge William Alsup issued a split ruling on whether AI companies like Anthropic ...

Leading tech companies won a few verdicts this week in US artificial intelligence (AI) copyright lawsuits. Federal judges sided with Facebook parent Meta Platforms and AI company Anthropic in two ...

“By eliminating shortcuts through piracy, [the Anthropic settlement] compels AI companies to engage with the legitimate marketplace for training materials.” The $1.5 billion settlement in Bartz v.

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More than 480,000 books downloaded from illicit libraries are part of the settlement. Anthropic will pay $3,100 per work to the copyright holders. Alsup said plaintiffs had a strong but not certain ...