Un tribunal din SUA validează acordul de 1,5 miliarde de dolari dintre Anthropic și autorii care au acuzat încălcarea drepturilor de autor

A federal court in San Francisco approved a $1.5 billion settlement for Anthropic, resolving a class action over unauthorized book use for training its AI chatbot, Claude. This marks a significant financial agreement in U.S. copyright litigation related to AI development. The case, initiated by authors claiming Anthropic used pirated books, is the first major settlement in the U.S. regarding protected works for AI training. While the court recognized 'fair use' in training Claude, it found Anthropic violated copyright laws by storing over seven million pirated books. Some authors criticized the settlement's compensation and chose to pursue separate lawsuits, potentially impacting future legal interpretations of copyright in AI.