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AI trained on user's content; user sues Anthropic for illegal training

A user on Mastodon claims that AI models, specifically mentioning Anthropic's Claude, have been trained on their extensive blog posts and artwork without consent. They assert that AI now writes like them, rather than the other way around, citing 22 years of content. The user also states they have a personal stake in the issue with Anthropic, as the company allegedly trained illegally on a book they contributed to, leading to a successful lawsuit. AI

IMPACT Highlights ongoing concerns about AI training data provenance and copyright infringement, potentially influencing future policy and legal challenges.

RANK_REASON User-generated content on a social media platform expressing opinions and grievances about AI training data and past legal disputes.

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AI trained on user's content; user sues Anthropic for illegal training

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    So if anyone goes 'hey you write like AI' - well guess what... I know they trained off my artwork, it's more than likely they trained off my 22 years of bloggin

    So if anyone goes 'hey you write like AI' - well guess what... I know they trained off my artwork, it's more than likely they trained off my 22 years of blogging as well at Radio Clash and my porfolio sites wherre they found the art, and various blogs. Many 100,000s of words ther…

  2. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    I have skin in the game re: Anthropic - they trained illegally off a book I wrote a chapter in - Podcasting Hacks. And got successfully sued. I now find they ar

    I have skin in the game re: Anthropic - they trained illegally off a book I wrote a chapter in - Podcasting Hacks. And got successfully sued. I now find they are chopping books to bits, scanning them and trashing them, even rare ones, well fuck them. https:// arstechnica.com/ai/2…