A California federal judge ruled Thursday that three authors suing Anthropic over copyright infringement can bring a class ...

Anthropic is facing a lawsuit from Reddit, the first major tech company to take legal action against the AI startup. Reddit accuses the company of scraping posts from its site without permission ...

Anthropic noted statutory damages for the use of millions of works could be “ruinous,” but District Judge William Alsup said, ...

A review of the legal challenges associated with generative AI training disputes emphasises the need for clarity from the UK ...

The ruling isn't a guarantee for how similar cases will proceed, but it lays the foundations for a precedent that would side with tech companies over creatives.

Although Reddit has AI-related data-licensing agreements with OpenAI and Google, the company alleged in its lawsuit that Anthropic has been covertly siphoning its data without obtaining permission.

Anthropic said in a statement that it disagreed with Reddit’s claims “and will defend ourselves vigorously.” Reddit filed the lawsuit Wednesday in California Superior Court in San Francisco ...

A California federal judge ruled on Thursday that three authors suing artificial intelligence startup Anthropic for copyright ...

A federal judge in San Francisco ruled late on Monday that Anthropic's use of books without permission to train its ...

A US judge nods to writers to sue Anthropic , together, over claims their books were used without permission to train an ...

Anthropic PBC must turn over details about its executives’ salaries to authors suing the company for using pirated copies of books to train AI models.

Siding with tech companies on a pivotal question for the AI industry, the judge said Anthropic made “fair use” of books by writers Andrea Bartz, Charles Graeber and Kirk Wallace Johnson… ...