Thousands of authors seek share of Anthropic copyright settlement
Nearly 120,000 authors and copyright holders are seeking a share of a $1.5 billion settlement with Anthropic over the company's unauthorized use of their books in AI training. A judge will consider final approval of the settlement at a hearing next month.
A $1.5 billion class-action settlement with Anthropic is being sought by nearly 120,000 authors and copyright holders. The settlement covers over 480,000 works, with claims filed for 91% of them. The case is being heard in California federal court. A judge will consider final approval at a hearing next month. The settlement is the largest ever in a U.S. copyright case. Anthropic is accused of using the books without authorization to train its artificial intelligence.
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