AI Compane Anthropic has approved a lawsuit from authors. Cost: $ 1.5 billion.
The judge still has to approve the settlement, but lawyers who represent a group of authors celebrated the main update in the case.
“With the best we can say, it is the biggest recovery of copyright ever,” said Justin Nelson, the lawyer, to the authors. Associated Press. “It is the first of its kind in the era of artificial intelligence.”
He argued the collective lawsuit for the authors that the Antarbur took copies of the book to train AI Chatbot, Claude. The lawsuit covered about 500,000 businesses, which means that the total payment may come at about 3000 dollars per work, in case of approval of the settlement.
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Anthrobur let Claude run a store. Let’s just say that the artificial intelligence agent is not a business pole.
Aparna Sridhar, Deputy General Adviser for Anthropology, confirmed, confirmed To Ars Technica In a statement that the court found that “the Antarubor approach to training artificial intelligence models is a fair use.”
“Today’s settlement, if approved, the remaining old claimants will be resolved.” “We are still committed to developing safe systems of artificial intelligence that helps people and organizations to extend their capabilities, enhance scientific discovery and solve complex problems.”
If the settlement is ultimately approved, it may be an important landmark in combating artificial intelligence companies. Many artists, publishers and creators filed a lawsuit against artificial intelligence companies, including the famous authors, George R. Martin and John Grisham. Which, among other matters, a lawsuit against Openai, claims He violated the copyright to train its model.
Disclosure: Zif Davis, the parent company of MASHABLE, filed a lawsuit in April against Openai, claimed that it had violated the copyright of the Ziff Davis in training and operating its AI systems.
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