Book authors settle copyright lawsuit with AI company Anthropic

San Francısco (AP) – A group of bookwriters have filed a lawsuit for a copyright violation of the chat boat manufacturer for a copyright and reached a compromise agreement with the artificial intelligence company Anthropic.

According to the Federal Court of Appeal on Tuesday, both sides of the case negotiated a proposed class agreement ”.

The anthropic commented on Tuesday. Justin Nelson, a lawyer for the authors, said that “the historical settlement would benefit all class members”.

In a major testing case for the artificial intelligence industry, a federal judge decided that in June, anthropicin Chatbot Claude did not violate the law by educating the book on millions of copyrights.

However, the company was still a hook, and he continued to be tried on how pirate copies of pirate copies were downloaded by downloading online “shadow libraries”.

US regional judge William Alsup from San Francisco said that the artificial intelligence system in June caused by thousands of written works in order to produce its own text passages, which are described as “fair use” in accordance with the US Copyright Law.

“Like any reader who wants to be a writer, anthropic’s (AI large language models), in order not to progress or reproduce or support them – he was trained on trained works to turn a hard corner and create something different,” he wrote.

A triple writer-Andrea Bartz, Charles Graeber and Kirk Wallace Johnson-in the past year’s cases, anthropic’s practices mean “large-scale theft ve and claimed“ large-scale theft ”.