U.S. Courts End Copyright Case with Anthropic Settlement
Anthropik company has reached a settlement worth $1.5 billion in a copyright infringement case, following the final approval of the agreement by the U.S. judiciary. The company was accused of illegally downloading and storing millions of copyright-protected books and using them to train AI models. The court considered that part of this reliance falls under the concept of "fair use," despite the use of illegal sources. Copyright owners will be compensated with amounts up to $3,000 for each affected work, and the settlement is expected to include around 500,000 books. Although this is the largest settlement in the history of copyright cases in the United States, it does not resolve ongoing legal disputes, as lawsuits against major companies like Google and OpenAI are still underway, concerning the use of protected works in training AI models.
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