🚨 Breaking News in the AI Industry! 🚨
A coalition of authors, including John Carreyrou, the whistleblower from Theranos and author of “Bad Blood,” has initiated a lawsuit against leading AI companies—Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, Meta, xAI, and Perplexity. They accuse these giants of illegally using their literary works to train AI models.
Key Points:
- A previous class action against Anthropic resulted in a settlement that left many authors dissatisfied.
- Eligible writers can claim ~$3,000 from the $1.5 billion settlement, but critics argue it’s a mere pittance compared to the potential losses.
- The new lawsuit asserts that AI companies are escaping full accountability for their actions, exploiting creators for profit.
The plaintiffs believe that “LLM companies should not extinguish thousands of high-value claims at bargain rates.” This raises crucial questions about intellectual property rights in the evolving AI landscape.
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