Harry Potter publisher earns millions from Anthropic
A group of authors filed a lawsuit against an artificial intelligence startup, accusing it of using pirated copies of books to train the "Claude" chat program. The lawsuit resulted in thousands of authors receiving compensation, with the value of the deal—including copyright interests—estimated at $1.5 billion. Beneficiaries include the House of Bloomsbury, which features well-known authors like J.K. Rowling and Sarah J. Maas, as well as writer Andrea Bartz.
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