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April 03, 2025
Alsup Calls Out Anthropic Over Missed Discovery Deadlines
U.S. District Judge William Alsup scolded Anthropic for again delaying discovery production in a proposed class action accusing the artificial intelligence startup of exploiting the copyrighted works of journalists and authors to train its large language model.
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March 28, 2025
Anthropic Says Using Books For AI Is 'Quintessential' Fair Use
Anthropic on Thursday moved to toss a group of journalists and authors' proposed class action accusing the artificial intelligence startup of exploiting their copyrighted work to train its large language model, Claude, telling a California federal court that its use of their works was transformative and thus "quintessential fair use."
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January 01, 2025
California Cases To Watch In 2025
Legal experts following Golden State courts in 2025 are tracking high-stakes antitrust and personal injury cases against Big Tech companies along with NFL subscribers' $4.7 billion antitrust appeal, as well as IP litigation against artificial intelligence developers and precedent-setting cases that will likely clarify environmental laws and the repercussions of unpaid arbitrateon fees.
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October 22, 2024
Anthropic Says Fair Use Bars Authors' Copyright Class Action
Anthropic PBC will mount a fair use defense against allegations from a proposed class of authors and journalists who sued the artificial intelligence company in August for allegedly ripping off their copyrighted work to train its large language model Claude.
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August 20, 2024
Anthropic Hit With Another Copyright Suit Over LLM Training
Anthropic PBC was hit with a proposed class action Monday in California federal court from a group of journalists and authors alleging the artificial intelligence giant is exploiting their copyrighted materials to train its large language model, Claude, without permission or a license, and has become enormously successful at their expense.