Anthropic与作者达成15亿美元版权诉讼和解
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Anthropic与作者达成15亿美元版权诉讼和解

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人工智能公司Anthropic同意支付15亿美元,与作者就其在训练AI模型时使用盗版书籍一事达成和解。

人工智能公司Anthropic已同意支付15亿美元,以解决作者提起的集体诉讼,指控该公司未经授权使用其版权作品来训练AI聊天机器人Claude。该诉讼由作者Andrea Bartz、Charles Graeber和Kirk Wallace Johnson发起,指控Anthropic从Library Genesis和Pirate Library Mirror等盗版网站下载了约50万本书籍。

今年6月,美国地方法官William Alsup裁定,虽然在训练AI模型时使用版权材料可能被视为合理使用,但Anthropic通过非法渠道获取作品的行为违反了版权法。该和解协议待法院批准,包含对每部侵权作品约3000美元的赔偿,并要求销毁盗版材料。

原告律师Justin Nelson表示:“此次和解向AI公司和创作者传递了一个强烈信号,即从这些盗版网站获取版权作品是错误的。”Anthropic由亚马逊和Alphabet支持,虽未承认责任,但强调致力于开发安全的AI系统。

此案为AI公司在训练数据中使用版权材料的问题树立了重要先例,凸显了数据获取行为所承担的法律责任。

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AI company Anthropic has agreed to a $1.5 billion settlement to resolve a class-action lawsuit filed by authors alleging the unauthorized use of their copyrighted works.

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The lawsuit was initiated by authors Andrea Bartz, Charles Graeber, and Kirk Wallace Johnson.

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The lawsuit accused Anthropic of downloading approximately 500,000 books from pirate websites such as Library Genesis and Pirate Library Mirror.

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In June, U.S. District Judge William Alsup ruled that while training AI models on copyrighted material could be considered fair use, Anthropic violated copyright laws.

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The settlement includes compensation of about $3,000 per infringed work and mandates the destruction of the pirated materials.

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Justin Nelson, attorney for the plaintiffs, stated that the settlement sends a powerful message to AI companies and creators alike.

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Anthropic, backed by Amazon and Alphabet, did not admit liability but emphasized its commitment to developing safe AI systems.

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This case sets a significant precedent for AI companies regarding the use of copyrighted materials in training data.

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