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Anthropic Settles AI Copyright Infringement Suit After Authors Allege Pirated AI Training
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Creators brace for a blistering copyright fight - Denise Cullen
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| | Powerful, well-resourced forces are currently massing against Australian creatives. Think I'm exaggerating? The tech sector, craving ever more data to feed its AI machines, wants access to the work of Australian creatives, without having to pay for it. In fact, the heist is already underway. In an interview on the Australian Broadcasting Commission's 7:30 Report,
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Anthropic did not breach copyright when training AI on books without permission, court rules | Artificial intelligence (AI) | The Guardian
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| | Judge says firm made 'fair use' of literature but storage of pirated books in central library constituted infringement
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Huge Number of Authors Stand to Get Paid After Anthropic Agrees to Settle Potentially $1 Trillion Lawsuit
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| | In a surprising reversal, the AI company Anthropic has agreed to settle a suit by the authors of books it used to train its Claude chatbot.
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Google, Amazon Pour Billions Into ChatGPT Competitor
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| Big tech is investing heavily into Claude, an AI built around safety, right as the Biden Administration announces policy changes for artificial intelligence.