Publishers sue Meta over copyright in Llama AI training
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Five major publishers and author Scott Turow filed a class-action suit against Meta and Mark Zuckerberg, accusing Meta of training its generative AI platform Llama on millions of pirated books and articles without authorization, threatening publishers’ and authors’ livelihoods; Meta says such AI training can be fair use and vowed to fight the case in SDNY.
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