French publishers and authors file lawsuit against Meta

French publishers and authors file lawsuit against Meta in AI case
France's leading publishing and authors' associations have filed a lawsuit against U.S. tech giant Meta for allegedly using copyright-protected content on a massive scale without authorisation to train its artificial intelligence (AI) systems.
Meta Sued by Publishers, Writers in First French Copyright Case Amid a Scourge of 'Fake' AI Books
French law protects publishers and authors’ copyrights from infringement by AI platforms using their work for training, but the EU’s new Artificial Intelligence Act should make things simpler.
Meta faces publisher copyright AI lawsuit in France
Meta is facing an AI copyright lawsuit in France that's been brought by authors and publishers who are accusing it of economic "parasitism," Reuters
Piracy lawsuit against Meta could set precedent for torrenting copyrighted works in AI training
In January 2024, a group of writers filed a lawsuit in California against Meta for using their works to train various versions of the Llama large
Meta Faces Another Lawsuit for Using Copyright-Protected Works To Train Its AI Models
For a company that has over 3 billion active users, and the never-ending stream of data that comes from that, it’s a wonder why Meta needs to rely on such massive troves of external data to power its AI tools.
Judge allows authors’ AI copyright lawsuit against Meta to move forward
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Judge Lets Authors’ AI Copyright Lawsuit Against Meta Proceed
In a significant legal development, U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria has decided to allow an AI-related copyright lawsuit against Meta Platforms to proceed. Filed by notable authors including Richard Kadrey,
French Publishing Titans Take on Meta in Landmark Copyright Lawsuit
Leading publishing and authors' associations in France have filed a landmark lawsuit against Meta. They allege the tech giant has used copyright-protected content without authorization to train its AI systems.
Meta Platforms Faces New AI Copyright Lawsuit in France
French authors are targeting Meta Platforms (META) in an artificial intelligence (AI) lawsuit over alleged copyright infringement by the social
French Publishers and Authors Sue Meta Over Copyright Works Used in AI Training
French publishers and authors are taking Meta to court, accusing the social media company of using their works without permission to train its artificial intelligence model
New group of authors sue Meta over use of their work in AI training
He also accused the company of “noncompliance with copyright and parasitism.” A different group, the 700-strong National Union of Authors and Composers, wrote that the suit was necessary to protect its members from “AI which plunders their works and cultural heritage to train itself.
More Trouble For Mark Zuckerberg! Meta Accused Of Using Copyrighted Content For AI Training
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