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Anthropic, PBC, accusing the artificial intelligence company of unauthorized use of Reddit’s content to train its AI models. The complaint, filed in the Superior Court of California, San Francisco ...

Tech companies have argued that they make fair use of copyrighted material to create new, transformative content.

Chhabria, in his Meta ruling, criticized Alsup’s reasoning on the Anthropic case, arguing that “Alsup focused heavily on the ...

Now, like clockwork, a new group of authors has launched a suit against Microsoft, alleging that the company used their books ...

Getty Images has dropped copyright infringement allegations from its lawsuit against artificial intelligence company Stability AI. It came as closing arguments began Wednesday in the landmark case ...

A US federal judge ruled that using copyrighted books to train AI is fair use. Anthropic now faces trial over its use of ...

A judge’s decision that Anthropic‘s use of copyrighted books to train its AI models is a “fair use” is likely only the start ...

Anthropic is preparing a memory feature for its Claude AI, a user-discovered move to close the gap with rivals like ChatGPT ...

Is training an AI model on copyrighted content ‘fair use’? A ruling this week in a case involving another industry seems like ...