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Anthropic agreed to pay at least 1.5 billion dollars for class resolution lawsuit with a group of authors who required Artificial intelligence The startup illegally addressed his books.
The company will pay about $ 3,000 for the book plus interest, and agreed to destroy data sets containing alleged pirated materials, according to Friday.
In the lawsuit against anthropic startups and media companies that try to determine what the copyright violating in the AI era means. If the settlement of anthropia is approved, it will be the largest publicly registered recovery of copyright in history, the application said.
“This settlement sends a powerful message to AI and the creators that the reception of the author’s work from these pirate sites is wrong,” said Jstin Nelson in a statement, lawyer lawyer.
The anthropic did not immediately respond to CNBC’s request for comment.
The lawsuit filed with the US District Court in the Northern California district was brought by the authors of Andrea Bartz, Charles Greber and Kirk Wallace Johnson last year. The lawsuit claimed that the anthropic conducted “great copyright violations, loading and commercially using the books he received from allegedly pirated data kits,” the submission reads.
In June, a Judge has ruled This use of anthropy books to prepare its AI models was “fair use”, but ordered the test to evaluate whether the copyright campaign was violated by receiving work from the Genesis database and Mirror Pirate Library. The case was scheduled to go to the trial in December, said Friday.
Earlier this week anthropic – Note He closed the $ 13 billion financing round, which estimated $ 183 billion. Financing was headed by Iconiq, Fidelity Management and Lightspeed Venture Partners.
