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Anthropic admits using copyrighted books for AI training

Anthropic has acknowledged using copyrighted books for AI training, admitting it constitutes infringement. This admission comes in the context of a legal settlement, though the specific case did not address the AI's output of large amounts of copyrighted text. The issue highlights ongoing debates about fair use and copyright in AI development. AI

IMPACT Raises significant legal and ethical questions for AI developers regarding data sourcing and copyright compliance.

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Anthropic admits using copyrighted books for AI training

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    Anyone, including a computer, can read a book that was obtained legally. But Anthropic now admits to using pirated books to train its AI. It is also infringemen

    Anyone, including a computer, can read a book that was obtained legally. But Anthropic now admits to using pirated books to train its AI. It is also infringement when the AI spits out large amounts of copyrighted text (but that issue was not part of this case). # AI # Copyright #…