A
federal judge in San Francisco on Monday signed off on
artificial intelligence company Anthropic's landmark $1.5
billion settlement of a class action lawsuit brought by a group
of authors who accused it of misusing their books to train its
AI chatbot Claude.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us-judge-approves-anthropics-15-billion-settlement-copyright-lawsuit-2026-07-20/
Se ricordo bene, il caso era quello
iniziato qua
...by
writers and journalists Andrea Bartz, Charles Graeber and Kirk
Wallace Johnson, said that Anthropic used pirated versions of
their works and others to teach Claude to respond to human
prompts.
e sul quale successivamente, sempre se
ricordo bene, i giudici avevano stabilito che
Anthropic
“downloaded for free millions of copyrighted books in digital
form from pirate sites on the internet.”
in cui, mentre condannava l'accesso alle
copie pirata, ammetteva però al tempo stesso che l'addestramento
era "fair use".
Gli esperti di settore in lista
puntualizzeranno eventuali mie imprecisioni o dimenticanze
Ciao, Enrico