In a major win for AI companies, a federal judge in San Francisco ruled on Monday that Anthropic’s use of millions of copyrighted books —without writers’ permission— to train its AI models was legal ...

His quote came at a time when the quality of AI models had progressed far enough that they were increasingly being used to ...

U.S. judge rules in favor of Anthropic, saying AI book training is fair use—a major win for generative AI firms.

A US judge ruled that Anthropic’s use of copyrighted books to train AI models without author consent qualifies as “fair use,” marking the first court endorsement of such practices by a major tech firm ...

However, the judge simultaneously ordered the company to face trial this December for allegedly building a "central library" ...

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U.S. Judge Alsup ruled that Anthropic's AI use of copyrighted books was transformative but is still assessing damages for ...