Anthropic与作者达成AI版权诉讼和解
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Anthropic与作者达成AI版权诉讼和解

摘要

Anthropic已与指控其侵犯版权的作者达成集体诉讼和解,避免了可能高额的财务处罚。

Anthropic是一家人工智能公司,已就作者Andrea Bartz、Charles Graeber和Kirk Wallace Johnson提起的集体诉讼达成初步和解。作者们指控Anthropic未经许可使用其受版权保护的作品来训练其AI模型。该和解预计将在9月3日前最终确定,更多细节将随后公布。

今年6月,美国地方法官William Alsup裁定,Anthropic使用作者书籍进行AI训练属于美国版权法下的“合理使用”。然而,法官发现Anthropic从LibGen等在线“影子图书馆”获取部分作品构成盗版,允许作者就此问题继续进行集体诉讼审判。该审判原定于12月开始。

此类盗版的法定赔偿金起步为每部侵权作品750美元。鉴于Anthropic的资料库据称包含约700万部作品,公司面临的潜在罚款高达数十亿美元。法律专家指出,Anthropic面临重大风险,潜在赔偿金额可能达到“末日”级别。

和解条款尚未披露,作者集体在细节公布后将如何回应仍有待观察。此案是多起涉及AI公司版权相关法律挑战中的一例,凸显了围绕AI训练中使用受版权保护材料的持续争议。

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WIRED

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Anthropic has reached a preliminary settlement in a class action lawsuit filed by authors Andrea Bartz, Charles Graeber, and Kirk Wallace Johnson.

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The settlement is expected to be finalized by September 3, with further details forthcoming.

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U.S. District Judge William Alsup ruled that Anthropic's use of the authors' books for AI training constituted 'fair use' under U.S. copyright law.

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The judge found that Anthropic's acquisition of some works from online 'shadow libraries' like LibGen amounted to piracy.

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Statutory damages for such piracy start at $750 per infringed work.

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Given that Anthropic's library reportedly contained approximately 7 million works, the company faced potential penalties amounting to billions of dollars.

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The trial was scheduled to begin in December.

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