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Anthropic's $1.5B copyright settlement approved for using pirated books
4 sourcesFirst reported 21 hours agoUpdated 4 hours ago
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- Anthropic has received approval for a $1.5 billion copyright settlement related to the unauthorized use of authors' works in training its AI models.
- The settlement compensates authors and rights holders, with individual payments estimated at $3,000 per pirated book.
- Only 350 authors chose to opt out of the settlement, which was finalized after blocking late-stage opt-out requests.
- This settlement marks one of the largest out-of-court agreements in the U.S. for intellectual property violations.
- While this case has been resolved, it does not address the overarching concerns regarding the use of copyrighted materials in AI training.
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Anthropic: Συμφωνία-μαμούθ $1,5 δισ. με συγγραφείς για πειρατικά βιβλία
To Vima· 9 hours ago
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Αποζημιώσεις 1,5 δισ. δολαρίων θα πληρώσει η Anthropic για τα πειρατικά βιβλία που εκπαίδευσαν το Claude
in.gr· 11 hours ago
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Anthropic’s landmark $1.5B copyright settlement is approved
TechCrunch· 21 hours ago
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Anthropic’s $1.5B copyright settlement approved; only 350 authors opted out
Ars Technica· 4 hours ago