Artificial intelligence companies are being bombarded by court challenges that will decide the legality of the way large language models are trained.
Michael Chabon and other decorated writers of books and screenplays sued Meta on Tuesday in California federal court in a lawsuit accusing the company of copyright infringement for harvesting mass quantities of books across the web, which were then used to produce infringing works that allegedly violate their
copyrights. OpenAI was sued on Sept. 8 in an identical class action alleging the firms “benefit commercially and profit handsomely from their unauthorized and illegal” collection of their books. They seek a court order that would require the companies to destroy AI systems that were trained on copyright-protected works.
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